Barnett Howard & Williams PLLC has garnered a reputation for being one of the best law firms in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. BHW was voted the top law firm by the Fort Worth Star Telegram readers in 2017 and their attorneys have been consistently recognized as Texas Super Lawyers (2015 – 2020 – Thomson Reuters), and Top Attorneys Fort Worth (2013 – 2019 – Ft Worth Magazine). The Family Law branch of the law firm is managed Laura Alexander, an attorney who is known as a meticulous, compassionate, and conscientious advocate in Family Law cases.
Christian Divorce Lawyers
Divorce, child custody, and other family law matters are often difficult and emotionally charged. BHW strives to carry some of the emotional burden and set your mind at ease throughout the legal process. Our Christian divorce lawyers truly care for your well-being and seek to be a light in midst of the storm.
DIVORCE ATTORNEYS
At Barnett, Howard & Williams, PLLC, we recognize that marital separation and divorce can be one of the most difficult and emotionally painful situations that a family can experience. It is probably something you could never have envisioned when you said “I do.” In addition, divorce is often accompanied by added stress and complications. Deciding how to divide marital property (house, money, etc.) and what to do about child custody and child support are just a few of the common factors in the equation, and each side in the separation typically has competing priorities. Many times one spouse has been the primary breadwinner for the family, and alimony or spousal support may be an issue. It is not uncommon for many people facing these difficult decisions to become confused and depressed as they ponder their options. It is important to remember that the decisions a person makes during this stressful time can last a lifetime. Our divorce attorneys will protect your rights and your future while balancing the needs of your family. We will provide personal attention to each and every client and we hope to be a help during this difficult time.
MODIFICATIONS LAWYERS
Contrary to popular belief, child custody and child support orders are not etched in stone. Texas law recognizes that there are times when a parent’s circumstances might change. Sometimes this results from the loss of a job, a promotion, an unexpected move to another city, a military deployment, or any number of scenarios. These life changes can have an adverse effect on one or both of the parents’ ability to satisfy the child custody and/or child support orders. Thankfully, the law allows for these orders to be modified. The process is not easy, but if it is in the best interest of the child and supported by evidence, the court may allow it. Modification, however, is not something to be taken lightly and should not be sought every time there is a minor change in one parent’s life.
When it becomes clear that the child custody or child support order needs to be modified, or even when you think there is a chance that you might need to modify them, give us a call. One of our divorce lawyers can help.
