Adoptions and Terminations
Texas Child Adoption Attorney
Fort Worth Termination Lawyer
Few legal matters can be as joyous as a child adoption. Fewer can be as ugly as a contested termination of parental rights case. Both have one thing in common: they're delicate areas of law that require a good family lawyer. Contact us today. We have the experience you need.
The Law Office of V. Wayne Ward (817) 984-4610
At our law practice, we focus on stepparent adoptions. While it can be a happy time for the parents, child adoption is a highly technical area of law that is full of pitfalls and difficulties.
V. Wayne Ward has more than a quarter-century of legal experience, more than enough to understand the pitfalls and the chasms that can lead to mistakes. We'll negotiate those pitfalls to ensure your domestic adoption goes through smoothly. We also know the social workers who can get the job done quickly and done right.
Compassion * Experience * Results
Contested termination of parental rights is another tricky area of law, so much so that few attorneys will accept those cases. Our law practice relishes that challenge and has the considerable experience needed to work for you.
Parental rights termination is often a precursor to a stepparent adoption, but Texas law is structured to protect the relationship between parent and child. A parent who wants to terminate his or her spouse's parental rights has a high burden of proof.
With our experience and knowledge, we can help you determine if you can succeed in your termination case, and then we will help you get results.
Contact us today for your adoption and parental termination needs.
From our offices in Fort Worth, our law practices help clients in cities throughout the Metroplex, including DFW, HEB, the counties of Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, Wise, Johnson, Parker and Hood and the cities of Arlington, Bedford, Burleson, Cleburne, Colleyville, Decatur, Euless, Fort Worth, Granbury, Grapevine, Hurst, Keller, Mansfield, North Richland Hills, Southlake, Watauga, Weatherford, and White Settlement.