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Consultation Request
Tell us what's happening
A few details are enough to begin. Everything you share is confidential, and submitting this form does not create an attorney–client relationship.
Consultations run roughly forty-five minutes. Bring any existing orders and a rough sense of your finances — and if you have neither, come anyway.
If you have questions about your family law matter or would like to schedule a consultation, please contact our office directly.
Your information is kept confidential and is never shared.
What Happens Next
After you reach out
01
We Review Your Message
Your submission goes directly to the attorney, not a call centre.
02
We Contact You
You will hear back within one business day to arrange a time.
03
Your Consultation
A confidential conversation, in person, by phone, or by video.
04
A Clear Plan
You leave knowing your options, the likely timeline, and what it costs.
Questions
Before you call
The questions we are asked most often, answered plainly.
How do I schedule a consultation?
Call the office or submit the consultation form. We will confirm a time within one business day and send you a short list of what to bring. Consultations are held in person, by phone, or by video.
How long does a divorce take in Texas?
Texas requires a minimum sixty-day waiting period from the date of filing. Uncontested matters often conclude shortly after that window. Contested cases involving children, businesses, or disputed property typically take six to twelve months.
What should I bring to the first meeting?
Any existing court orders, a recent pay statement for each spouse, a rough list of assets and debts, and a written summary of what you want the outcome to look like. If you have none of it, come anyway — we will start from where you are.
Can my case settle without going to court?
Frequently, yes. The majority of our matters resolve through negotiation or mediation. We prepare every case as though it will be tried, which is precisely why most of them never need to be.
How do child custody cases work?
Texas courts decide conservatorship, possession, and access according to the best interest of the child. We help you document stability, parenting history, and the practical realities of your schedule so the court sees the full picture.
Office
When we're here
- Monday – Thursday
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Friday