Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Sapcr

In a suit affecting the parent child relationship the paternal grandmother interveined and received grandparent rights of possession because of the fathers incarceration. The mother (myself) was granted sole managing conservator, the father at release will receive supervized visitation but was still listed as a conservator. (It states that his rights do not begin until his release, the grandmother is written into the suit with rights of possession and not a conservator.) It has been a year since the final order was signed. The grandmother took my daughter to the state prison in August to visit with her dad for the first time. My daughter who is only 3 had a tough time with the situation following the visit and spent three months seeing a theropist. The Grandmother will have a summer visitation soon and has stated that she will be taking the child to the prison, without regards to the effect following the last visit. Is her disregard for the childs state of mind grounds for modification of the orders? This is really only a portion of the reasons for my concern with her rights but it is the most significant issue.


Asked on 6/05/09, 10:02 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Edgardo Baez The Baez Law Firm, P.C.

Re: Sapcr

You may have a good case to present but you will need medical evidence or other form of evidence so that the court can make the determination about the best interest of the child.

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Answered on 6/05/09, 12:16 pm


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