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for Your Family Law Journey
Every family law journey is unique — filled with emotion, decisions, and the need for clarity. Whether you’re navigating divorce, modifying a custody order, or seeking peace of mind about your next step, we're here to help you move forward with confidence and care.
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This resource hub was created with you in mind — to bring understanding, direction, and support when you need it most.
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Divorce begins with filing a petition and can include temporary orders, information exchange, negotiation or mediation, and if needed, a final court hearing. Most cases resolve through agreement before trial.
How does the divorce process work in Texas?
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Yes. If circumstances have significantly changed, you may request a modification. This process helps ensure orders continue to reflect your child’s best interests.
Can I change a custody or support order?
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To make the most of our time together, it helps to bring any documents related to your situation—like a copy of any existing court orders, financial records, and a list of your questions or concerns. If you’re facing divorce, documents like pay stubs, recent tax returns, and a basic list of assets and debts can also be helpful. Don’t worry if you don’t have everything yet—just come as you are, and we’ll take it from there.
What should I bring to my first consultation?
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Not always. Many family law matters are resolved outside the courtroom through negotiation or mediation. But if a trial is necessary, I’ll advocate for you every step of the way.
Do I have to go to court?
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Texas follows community property laws, meaning assets acquired during the marriage are divided fairly — not always 50/50 — based on what’s just and right in your specific case.
How is property divided in Texas?
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Filing for divorce requires a 60-day waiting period that starts the day we file your petition. If your case is truly uncontested and agreed, your divorce will be final within a few days after the waiting period. If your divorce is complex or starts out contested, it may take months or even over a year to finalize. We'll keep you informed of every step along the way
how long does the divorce process take?
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Answers to our most commomly asked questions.
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What to collect for divorce, custody, or support matters.
Document Gathering Guide - coming soon
A helpful guide for gathering income, assets, and debts.
Financial Disclosure Worksheet - coming soon
Provide us basic information so we can be prepared to help you right away.
Initial Consultation intake - coming soon
forms & checklists - COMING SOON
be prepared and stay organized with these downloadable tools:
A starting point for building a clear co-parenting agreement.
Sample Parenting Plan Template - coming soon
We know custody schedules can be confusing. That’s why we’ve created a clear, easy-to-understand chart outlining the Texas Standard Possession Order. Click here to download.
standard possession order
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