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The Law Office of Bryan Fagan’s Fort Worth office is dedicated to providing expert legal representation for individuals and families facing CPS investigations, child custody disputes, parental rights concerns, court proceedings, and other significant child welfare matters. Our experienced attorneys are committed to offering Fort Worth families personalized guidance, compassionate support, and effective advocacy to navigate complex CPS issues and pursue favorable outcomes.

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The Fort Worth Office provides families with direct access to attorneys who combine extensive experience in CPS-related legal matters with a thorough understanding of local child welfare issues. Schedule a consultation today to receive guidance tailored to your family’s needs.

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CPS Attorney in The Heights, Houston

Q: What should I do if CPS contacts me in The Heights?

If CPS contacts you, remain calm and seek legal advice as soon as possible. Speaking with a CPS attorney before answering detailed questions or signing documents can help protect your parental rights.

Q: Can CPS remove my child without a court order?

In emergency situations where CPS believes a child is in immediate danger, CPS may remove a child without a prior court order. CPS must then promptly present the case to a judge, and parents have the right to legal representation.

Q: Can a CPS attorney help with service plans?

Yes. A CPS attorney can review your service plan, explain what is required, and help ensure the plan is reasonable while advocating for your family’s best interests.

Protecting Families & Parental Rights

Now Serving Families at Our Heights Office

When Child Protective Services (CPS) becomes involved, families in The Heights, Houston need immediate and reliable legal guidance. CPS cases can move quickly, and early legal support can make a meaningful difference in protecting parental rights and your child’s future.

Our Heights office is now open, allowing families in the community to access experienced CPS legal representation locally. Our attorneys assist parents, caregivers, and relatives with every stage of CPS involvement—from investigations to court proceedings—while prioritizing child safety and family stability.

Why Families in The Heights Contact a CPS Attorney

A CPS case may begin with a report, a home visit, or an unexpected phone call. Knowing how to respond and understanding your rights early can help prevent complications later in the process.

Families in The Heights turn to our CPS attorneys for help with:

CPS investigations and interviews
Emergency child removals
CPS court hearings and litigation
Service plans and reunification efforts
Defense against termination of parental rights

With a physical office in The Heights, our team is positioned to serve the local community with accessibility, responsiveness, and experienced advocacy.

CPS & Family Law Services We Provide

During a consultation, our attorneys can assist with CPS-related and family law matters, including:

CPS & Child Welfare Cases

Representation for CPS investigations, allegations of abuse or neglect, removals, temporary conservatorship, reunification, and trial

Family Law Matters

Child custody, visitation, child support, and parental rights issues connected to CPS involvement

Guardianship & Adoption

Legal guidance for relatives and caregivers seeking guardianship, kinship placement, or adoption

Additional Family-Focused Legal Issues

Elder law, estate matters, and other legal concerns that affect caregiving and family stability

A Comprehensive Approach to CPS Representation

CPS cases often involve multiple legal issues at the same time, such as custody disputes or guardianship questions involving relatives. Our attorneys take a comprehensive approach, addressing all legal aspects of your situation to ensure nothing is overlooked.

When you meet with our CPS team, we focus on:

Explaining the CPS process clearly and honestly
Identifying risks and legal options early
Developing a strategy tailored to your family’s circumstances
Protecting parental rights while prioritizing child safety

Schedule a CPS Consultation at Our Heights Office

You do not have to face CPS alone. Our Heights office is now open and ready to serve families throughout The Heights and surrounding Houston communities.

📞 Call 281-245-1776 to schedule a confidential consultation with a CPS attorney who will listen, explain your options, and help protect your family.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do if CPS contacts me?

If CPS contacts you, it is important to remain calm and seek legal advice as soon as possible. Speaking with a CPS attorney before answering detailed questions or signing documents can help protect your parental rights.

Can CPS remove my child without a court order?

In certain emergency situations, CPS may remove a child if they believe the child is in immediate danger. CPS must then quickly present the case to a judge, and parents have the right to legal representation.

Do I have to let CPS into my home?

In many situations, you are not legally required to allow CPS into your home without a court order. A CPS attorney can explain your rights and help you understand when cooperation is required.

How long does a CPS case last in Texas?

Most CPS cases in Texas must be resolved within 12 months, although extensions may be granted in some cases. An attorney can help you stay on track and work toward reunification or closure.

Can CPS terminate my parental rights?

Termination of parental rights is a serious and permanent action, but it is not automatic. CPS must meet strict legal standards, and parents have the right to contest termination with the help of an attorney.

Can relatives take custody instead of foster care?

Yes. Texas law encourages placement with relatives or close family friends whenever possible. Relatives may need legal assistance to pursue placement, guardianship, or conservatorship.

Do I need a CPS lawyer if my child has been returned?

Yes. Even if your child has been returned to your care, the CPS case may still be open. A CPS attorney can help protect your rights and work toward successfully closing the case.

Can a CPS attorney help with service plans?

Yes. A CPS attorney can review your service plan, explain requirements, and help ensure the plan is reasonable while advocating for your family’s best interests.

Book Your Consultation With Our The Heights Legal Team

At The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, our Fort Worth Office delivers personalized legal solutions for families facing CPS-related challenges. We focus on providing guidance with clarity, care, and practical strategies to protect parental rights and address child welfare concerns. Reach out today to connect with an experienced CPS defense attorney.

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