Fighting for time with your child can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Every parent deserves the chance to be part of their child’s life. If you’re fighting for regular parenting time, dealing with denied access, or looking to modify an existing visitation order, we are here to help. We represent parents across Austin and throughout Travis and Williamson Counties in child visitation rights matters involving enforcement, modifications, and long-distance parenting. With a deep understanding of Texas family law and a strong commitment to your child’s best interests, we work to preserve the connection with your children.
Situations to Fight for Visitation Rights in Texas
Parental Alienation
If the other parent is actively damaging your relationship with your child, whether it be through manipulation, interference, or false claims, we swift legal action to protect your rights.
Grandparent Rights
In some cases, grandparents may have legal visitation rights in Texas. We help grandparents understand their options and advocate for continued connection with their grandchildren.
Denied Access to Child
Being denied your visitation rights is a serious violation in Texas. At Law Offices of Sachee Nahata Arroyo, P.L.L.C., we help you enforce your existing custody order and hold the other parent accountable.
Requesting Visitation as a Non-Custodial Parent
Are you establishing visitation for the first time or seeking to modify an outdated schedule? We work with non-custodial parents to secure meaningful time with their children.
Visitation Rights vs. Child Custody: What’s the Difference?
In Texas, child custody, which is legally referred to as conservatorship, is the right to make important decisions about the child’s upbringing, such as education, healthcare, and religion.
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Visitation rights (also called possession and access) refer to the schedule and conditions under which the non-custodial parent or other party spends time with the child. Even if you don’t have custody, you may still have a legal right to meaningful visitation, and courts prioritize arrangements that support the child’s best interests.
Strong Understanding of Your Parental Rights
Texas law assumes children benefit from frequent contact with both parents. We help you understand when and how to pursue visitation, especially if your time is being unfairly restricted or denied.
Aligning Your Case with Local Court Expectations
Courts in Travis and Williamson Counties follow specific standards for visitation. We structure your case to reflect local procedures, increasing your chances of securing the time you deserve.
Focused on the Parent-Child Bond
Whether you’re requesting standard access, extended time, or protection from interference, the child visitation attorneys at Law Offices of Sachee Nahata Arroyo, P.L.L.C., advocate for arrangements that support your child’s stability and your vital role in their life.