Family Law
Contested divorce, custody disputes, modifications, and enforcement in Harris, Brazoria, and Fort Bend Counties.
We represent one spouse or parent in a contested family case. Our priorities are contested divorce, custody modification, and enforcement. We prepare the evidence, address disputed terms, and represent clients in hearings and at trial when needed.
When agreement is incomplete
Disputes may concern children, financial records, property, or compliance with an existing order. Some require immediate attention to a scheduled hearing; others need careful discovery and valuation. We discuss the work the case requires during an attorney consultation.
Our office and your consultation
Our office is in Pearland. We serve Harris, Brazoria, and Fort Bend Counties and prefer an initial phone consultation. Fees and the scope of representation are discussed before an engagement; no single retainer or total cost applies to every family case.
Divorce & financial disputes
Contested Divorce
Representation when spouses disagree about children, property, or other material divorce terms.
Complex Property Division & High-Asset Divorce
Disputed ownership, characterization, valuation, and division of a substantial marital estate.
Divorce Involving Business Ownership
Divorce disputes involving company interests, valuation, business records, and income.
Children & existing orders
Child Custody Disputes
Contested conservatorship, parental decision-making, and possession arrangements.
Custody & Parenting Order Modifications
Requests to change existing conservatorship, possession, or parenting orders.
Enforcement of Family Court Orders
Disputes about compliance with existing family-court obligations.
Hearings & case preparation
Questions about your case
What should I have ready for a family-law consultation?
Have any current court orders, filed papers, and hearing notices available. Identify the main disagreements and any upcoming court dates so the attorney can discuss the next steps.
What if I already have a court date?
Tell the attorney about the date and have the filed papers and current orders available. A consultation does not itself mean the firm has agreed to appear.
Free consultations with an attorney.
Call our Pearland office to arrange a phone consultation.