Custody Modification Challenges Texas

Summary

Modifying a custody order in Texas is difficult as courts prioritize child stability and value jury decisions. To modify custody, you must show a significant change in circumstances affecting the childs well-being. A move to a lower-quality school may be considered significant. Consider gathering evidence on the schools impact on the children.

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Why does a jury's trial add weight
A jury trial adds weight because:
- It reflects a collective decision from impartial members of the community.
- Courts value the jury's detailed consideration of evidence and testimonies.
- Stability is crucial for child custody, and juries provide a robust basis for initial decisions.
Do you have any new evidence or changes in circumstances that could support a modification?
Well during the jury trial the mom and her attorney argued that the children should be awarded custody to her because they would remain in Pearland for the better schools, however that was a lie and as soon as the jury awarded the mom primary custodian the mom moved the children to a worse school in bridge city
You might have a strong case for modification if you can prove that the change in the children's school negatively impacts their well-being and education.
- In Texas, you need to show a substantial change in circumstances.
- The move and change in school quality could be considered significant.
Do you have any documentation or evidence regarding the quality difference between the schools and its effect on the children?