Frisco Adoption Attorney
Top-Rated Family Lawyers for Adopting a Child in Collin County
We tailor our approach around clients' unique needs — instead of offering a one-size-fits-all strategy. Adoption is a joyful experience for families but can be overwhelming and life-changing. Our Frisco adoption attorneys will be with you when you need us.
At Pfister Family Law, we are an aggressive yet compassionate family law firm. As your Frisco adoption lawyers, we are well-prepared to help you demonstrate how an adopted child will benefit as a member of your family.
Guiding Clients in Stepparent Adoptions
The lawyers at our firm understand the unique dynamics of families. We have a strong background working with clients interested in stepparent adoption. The legal process is pretty straightforward in situations when the child's biological parent has passed away.
Step parent Adoption In Texas
Stepparent adoption is much more complicated when a biological parent refuses to terminate their parenting rights. We show how the biological parent has dropped out of the child's life. We prove abandonment by showing situations such as:
- Lack of child support payments for six months
- Failure to contact and develop a relationship with the child for six months
In some situations, biological mothers or fathers are willing to terminate their parenting rights, so they can avoid paying child support. Our Frisco adoption lawyers are prepared to guide you through the legal process at any stage in stepparent adoptions. We can help with kin or relative adoptions as well.
Contact Our Adoption Attorneys in Frisco
If you need help navigating private and legal adoptions, our Frisco adoption attorneys can help. We'll guide you through the entire adoption process in Texas so that your family can stay together. Read our lawyer reviews to see why clients choose our Frisco family law firm when they need the best adoption lawyers near them.
Can an Adopted Child Inherit From Biological Parents in Texas?
The law makes it clear that an adopted child can inherit from and through the child’s natural parent or parents. Even in a situation where the parent child relationship is terminated, the child still has the right to inherit from or through the natural parent(s) unless a court prevents the child from inheriting.
Contact Us Today
Whether you need legal support in an open or private adoption, we are ready to help you. Contact us today for aggressive, experienced representation. You may also call us, day or night, at (972) 370-5172. Serving Collin County, Denton County and Fannin County.
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“He keeps in touch, keeps us updated, is honest and gives great advice. We couldn't be more pleased with the outcome of every Court appearance thus far.”
Why Choose Us?
While there are many other Frisco-area firms and attorneys who could handle your family law case, there are very few, if any, who have the credentials and experience that our attorneys do.
But that is just one of the reasons to choose us. There are many other reasons why Pfister Family Law is the firm for your family law issue.
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Committed To Our Clients
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We Always Think in Terms of Resolution
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We Offer Child Custody and Parenting Agreements
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We Prepare Each Case for the Possibility of a Jury Trial
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We Commit to Constantly Adding to Our Legal Knowledge