Comprehensive Family Law Representation

At Ward & Myers LLP, we understand that family legal challenges can be emotionally challenging and overwhelming. Our dedicated team of family law attorneys in Midland is here to provide you with the guidance and support you need during these difficult times. Our assertive yet compassionate approach focuses on achieving efficient and favorable outcomes for our clients.

Navigating The Complexities Of Family Law

Family law encompasses a wide range of legal concerns that affect the dynamics and well-being of families. At Ward & Myers LLP, we have extensive experience handling various family law cases in Texas, including:

• Divorce: Our skilled divorce attorneys are here to guide you through the divorce process, ensuring your rights and interests are protected. We will advocate for the fair distribution of assets, assist with spousal support determinations, and help you navigate the complexities of child custody and visitation arrangements.
• Child custody: We understand that nothing is more important than the well-being of your children. Our compassionate attorneys will work tirelessly to protect your parental rights and help you establish custody arrangements that prioritize the best interests of your children. Whether you are seeking sole custody or joint custody or modifying an existing arrangement, we are here to advocate for you.
• Child support: Our firm is dedicated to securing the financial support your child deserves. We assist clients in establishing initial child support orders, enforcing existing orders and modifying support obligations when circumstances change. Our team will diligently pursue the enforcement of child support obligations to ensure your children receive the financial support they need.
• Modification of custody arrangements: We understand that family circumstances may change over time, necessitating modifications to existing custody arrangements. Whether you are seeking to modify visitation schedules or parental responsibilities or you are facing relocation matters, our experienced attorneys will provide strategic guidance and advocate for the best interests of your children.
• Enforcement of child support and custody agreements/orders: If your former spouse or co-parent fails to comply with court-ordered child support or custody arrangements, our firm is here to help. We will vigorously pursue enforcement actions to ensure the other party fulfills their obligations and your children’s rights are protected.
• Adoptions: Guiding families through the process of adoption is one of our firm’s most rewarding practice areas. Whether you are pursuing domestic, stepparent or relative adoption, our compassionate attorneys will provide comprehensive legal assistance, ensuring a smooth and successful adoption process.

We understand that these are often complex and emotional times, and we are here to support you every step of the way. We will provide you with clear and concise information and answer all of your questions in a compassionate and understanding manner.

We are dedicated to providing our clients with the highest quality legal representation. We are committed to helping you achieve your goals and will work tirelessly to protect your rights and interests.

How Long Does A Divorce Take In Texas?

It can depend on your circumstances. For some couples, a divorce in Texas can take them as little as two to three months. Other divorces can last from six months to one year.

Can One Parent Get Full Custody Of Their Kids?

If you can prove that having full legal and/or physical custody of your kids is within their best interests, a Texas judge may grant you approval. However, the circumstances of your divorce can often dictate whether or not you get that approval. You may stand a better chance of getting full custody of your kids if you can prove that it’s not within your children’s best interests to share custody with the other parent or if the other parent’s addiction or mental health struggles interfere with their ability to parent effectively.

Is Texas A No-Fault State?

Yes, Texas is a no-fault state when it comes to divorce. That means that neither you nor your spouse has to prove any wrongdoing for you to end your marriage.

Compassionate Guidance. Resolute Advocacy.

At Ward & Myers LLP, we understand the sensitive nature of family law cases and their impact on your life. With our assertive yet compassionate approach, we will listen to your concerns, strategize a customized legal plan, and work diligently to achieve a positive outcome for you and your family.

Take the first step toward resolving your family’s legal problems. Contact us today at 432-315-0335 or via our online form to schedule a consultation with our experienced family law attorneys.