Family Law
Protectwhat mattersmost.
Family matters are decided in a season and lived with for years. The goal is a resolution you can still live inside of five years from now.
What we handle
Protect What Matters Most
Family matters are decided once and lived with for years. Calm, strategic representation through the hardest chapters.
Divorce
Child Custody
Conservatorship
Child Support
Protective Orders
Family Violence Matters
Consultation
When family changes,your futureneeds a plan.
Most people arrive at family court exhausted and short on information. The first job is to slow the situation down and separate what is urgent from what is merely loud.
From there we build a plan: what you need to protect, what you can trade, and what is worth litigating.
Calm is a strategy. Judges notice which parent is organized, consistent and focused on the child rather than the conflict.
Children first
Texas courts decide conservatorship, possession and access by the best interest of the child. We build the record that supports your role.
Financial clarity
Property characterization, support, and disclosure disputes decide the practical outcome as much as the courtroom argument does.
Safety matters
Where family violence is involved, protective orders and immediate safety planning come before anything else.
The process
How your matter moves forward.
Private consultation
We hear the full situation without judgment.
Position & plan
Goals, risks, timelines, and realistic outcomes.
Negotiation
Most matters resolve by agreement — on terms you understand.
Court when needed
If it must be tried, it is tried prepared.
Questions
Answers first.
Texas requires a waiting period of at least 60 days in most divorces. Contested matters involving children or property commonly take longer.
No. Texas law directs courts to decide conservatorship and possession by the best interest of the child, without a presumption based on gender.
Orders can be modified when circumstances have materially and substantially changed. The standard is specific, so bring documentation.
Many family matters resolve through negotiation or mediation. Preparing as though a case will be tried is what makes settlement terms reasonable.
Other practice areas
Free & confidential
Your futuredeservesa strategy.
Tell us what's happening. We'll help you understand what comes next.
