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Texas Family Law: What You Need to Know
A free, plain-English guide to divorce, child custody, child support, and property division under Texas law. Enter your email to get your copy.
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What's Inside the Guide
A plain-English breakdown of what Texas law actually says about:
Getting a Divorce in Texas
Grounds, residency rules, and the 60-day waiting period explained.
Child Custody & Conservatorship
How Texas courts handle conservatorship and possession schedules.
Child Support in Texas
Guideline percentages, the net-resources cap, and how long support lasts.
Dividing Property & Debt
Community vs. separate property, and what just and right really means.
Modifying an Existing Order
What it takes to change custody, possession, or child support later.
When to Talk to an Attorney
Red flags that mean it's time for a consultation, not a search engine.
Ready to Talk About Your Situation?
General information can only take you so far. If you're facing a divorce, custody dispute, or child support question in Tarrant County, we're glad to talk through what your options actually look like.
Is this guide legal advice?
No. It's general information to help you understand the basics before you talk to an attorney. Every case depends on its own facts.
How long does a divorce take in Texas?
Texas requires at least a 60-day waiting period after filing. Uncontested cases can finalize shortly after that; contested cases typically take longer.
Do I have to go to court?
Many family law matters settle through negotiation or mediation without a trial, but contested issues may require a court hearing.
Do you handle cases outside Tarrant County?
We're based in Fort Worth and primarily serve Tarrant County but we serve all the counties surrounding Tarrant as well. Call us at 817-900-2823 to discuss your specific location.
How do I get started?
Call 817-900-2823 or visit fwtxlaw.com to schedule a consultation. We'll walk through your situation and what to expect next.
