Nothing is more important than protecting your family. When handled poorly, a divorce can result in your losing property, future income, and even access to your children. When these kinds of significant disruptions and conflicts appear to be inevitable, you will need quality legal representation to protect you and your interests.

Our Midland family law lawyer can help support you as you navigate these difficult, turbulent moments. Our attorney can provide you with the aggressive, comprehensive legal support that you will need to succeed in your goals and protect what is most important to you. We are experienced in litigating family matters in the state of Texas and understand what factors often decide cases. Our team at The Stuart Firm emphasizes talent, teamwork, and results: We will do everything possible to fight for you and your family.

To learn more about our family legal services, call (432) 284-4411 or contact us online to schedule an initial consultation.

Our Family Law Services

We are prepared to offer you legal assistance in a wide range of matters involving family law. No case is too large or complex for our team. We understand that, in many cases, a family law problem will be multifaceted and require a tailored, carefully considered approach. In your initial consultation, we will review the facts of your case and your goals before walking you through what steps we can take to help you achieve them.

Our Midland family law attorney can help you in any case involving:

• Divorce. Divorces are almost always draining, contentious, and protracted affairs. When separated partners cannot negotiate the terms of a divorce on their own, many significant matters will need to be litigated and decided in a Texas state court. We can help you navigate disputes involving the division of property and debt, conservatorship responsibilities, and marital support. Our team can also help you traverse mitigating factors like prenuptial agreements.
• Child Custody. When parents divorce, a court will need to determine who retains physical and legal custody of shared children. Texas prefers joint or shared custody, where possible, as all decisions are made in the best interests of the child. In many cases, parents will aggressively disagree over who should have decision making abilities for the child or even work to restrict visitation. We can help you fight for your rights as a parent, either as part of an initial decision during a divorce or through modification requests later on.