Beal Law Firm

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2920 West Southlake Boulevard
Suite #140
Southlake, TX 76092

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1 (817) 261-4333
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Beal Law Firm - Southlake, TX
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Beal Law Firm - Southlake, TX
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  • Beal Law Firm, PLLC is a Divorce, Custody, and Family Law firm with a Team of attorneys and one focus. Senior Attorney Eric Beal is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. has over 34 years of legal experience, is AV Preeminent Rated by Martindale Hubbell and is a former U.S. Marine Corps Legal Officer.

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  • Hours: monday: 07:30AM-06:30PM, tuesday: 07:30AM-06:30PM, wednesday: 07:30AM-06:30PM, thursday: 07:30AM-06:30PM, friday: 07:30AM-06:30PM
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  • Texas is a big State in a number of ways. One way in which it's big is the number of homeschoolers. When you add Private School students to that you get a large percentage of students in Texas that are not "traditional" public school attendees. According to the Texas Homeschool Coalition, "Texas leads the nation in the number of families who home school." The group's website states that "more than 400,000 families in the state have chosen this method of education and that more than 750,000 students are being taught at home." See https://thsc.org/texas-homeschooling/ Given that Texas has approximately 5,359,000 students, that means that approximately 14% of the students in the State are homeschoolers. See https://schools.texastribune.org/states/tx/ Private Schools in Texas also cater to a large number of students. The Texas Private Schools Association states that over 250,000 students in Texas attend Private School. That makes Private Schoolers just under 5% of the total student population. See https://texasprivateschools.org/about/ Given that these numbers appear to be on the rise, that means that possibly one out of five divorce or custody clients need to consider how the Right to Make Educational Decisions may impact their case. https://thsc.org/withdrawals-homeschool-up-40-percent/ Background If you go back about thirty years ago and prior to that, Conservatorship issues were simpler - not better, just simpler. The issue was who was going to be named the Managing Conservator of the children. That was the "winner" of the custody issue in any divorce or custody case. The "loser" was the Possessory Conservator. Although the names were somewhat confusing, since it sounds like the Possessory Conservator was the one that had possession of the children, that was not the way it was. The Possessory Conservator was the one that only had the Right to the children according to a Possession Schedule. Back in the olden days - think pre-mid-1990's - the Managing Conservator had the Right to possession of th
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