Scott M. Brown, P.C.

A SAMPLE OF REPRESENTATIVE CASES:

• Lead counsel representing a wife against her husband who was found by the court to have wasted community assets and secured a judgment of over $250,000 for the wife.
  
  
• Represented a wife in a contested custody battle against her husband for their young children; proved to the court the husband's cruel treatment toward the wife and obtained sole managing conservatorship for the wife.
  
  
• Successfully represented grandparents in obtaining legal custody of grandchild from a mother on drugs and father in prison.
  
  
• Successful representation of wife in contested trial in obtaining court award of spousal maintenance (alimony) in Texas.
  
  
• Represented father in obtaining sole managing conservatorship of child in contested custody trial against the mother.
  
  
• Successfully obtained primary custody of grandchild for grandmother in a case against Children's Protective Services ("CPS") that was attempting to terminate her daughter's parental rights.
  
  
• Represented mother to obtain custody of children and keep her business in tact and protected from being divided or sold.
  
  
• Successfully represented father in a contested custody case to gain custody of child from the mother who wanted to move out of Texas.
  
  
• Represented mother to obtain custody of child and restrict the father to supervised visitation because of his drug and alcohol abuse and domestic violence against the mother.
  
  
• Prevailed in contested trial to place mother in jail for contempt of court for repeated and continuing failure to pay court-ordered child support.
  
  
• Successfully represented father in jury trial from having his parental rights terminated by Children's Protective Services ("CPS")
  
  
• Represented wife in a contested case to win the parties' marital home.
  
  
• Successfully represented husband in custody case against sexual abuse allegations from wife.

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