Divorce Attorney in Fort Worth, Texas

Divorce is often one of the most devastating and challenging things than an individual can experience, which is further compounded by the legal hurdles that come hand-in-hand with legal matters involving family law in Texas.

What’s more, divorce cases involving marital estates of high net worth present unique challenges not always found in cases involving mid-level or lower income estates. It takes an accomplished and experienced firm with a demonstrated reputation for success to properly manage the complexities that may arise during the process.

Top Divorce Lawyers

At the Nilsson Legal Group, our lawyers provide discreet representation and qualified counsel in high-asset divorce and separation. Our clients include private physicians with multiple practices, business owners, banking executives and hedge fund managers, as well as other professionals throughout North Texas.

Our comprehensive legal services cover a wide variety of matters relating to divorce. The skilled family law attorneys at the Nilsson Legal Group provide top-notch legal counsel and we work hard to develop effective legal strategies that always prioritize your interests above all else.

Divorce FAQs

Can you get divorced without going to court?

If your divorce is amicable and uncontested, you can go through divorce mediation though both parties will have to be represented by an attorney.

Does your Fort Worth divorce attorney offer free consultations?

Yes, you may contact a divorce lawyer at Nilsson Legal Group to schedule a free consultation at our office located at 930 W. 1st St in Fort Worth, TX by calling 817-953-6688 or submit an online form.

How do I file for divorce in Texas?

You must fill out forms that depend on whether there are children or property involved, and whether or not you are going through an uncontested divorce as well as if you are the petitioner or the respondent. From there, the forms get filed with the Tarrant County clerk or in the county where you live.

Are Texas divorce records public?

Texas divorce records are, in fact, considered public record. There may be omissions from the record or redacted and restricted information for privacy purposes.

How long can a divorce take?

The timeline for a divorce to be final can vary based on the circumstances of your unique situation. That said, we generally see an average between 6-12 months for divorces to finalize in Texas. Remember that the divorce process depends on how complex your case, if there is a backlog with the court system, how long it takes for both of you to reach a settlement and so on. Contested divorce can take longer than a year plus.

Is Texas a no-fault divorce state?

Yes, Texas is a no-fault divorce state. This means you can file for divorce without have to prove your spouse did anything wrong.

Scope of Family Law

Our divorce laywers are equipped to handle divorce matters such as (but not limited to):

We also handle different types of divorces, ranging from simple divorces to complex divorce cases, including (but not limited to):

  • Uncontested divorce
  • At-fault divorce
  • No-fault divorce
  • Arbitration
  • Collaborative divorce
  • Contested divorce
  • Default divorce
  • Summary or “simple” divorce
  • Common law divorce
  • No contest divorce
  • Pro Se divorce
  • Abandonment divorce

 

Divorce Lawyer Near Me in Tarrant County

If you need to file for a divorce in Tarrant County, or need help navigating any type of family law issue, rely on the seasoned divorce attorneys at the Nilsson Legal Group.

Call Today to Schedule a Consultation: 817-953-6688