Kaufman County Divorce Attorney

Experienced Divorce Lawyers Serving Kaufman County, TX

Reach out to the Law Firm of Bryan Fagan, PLLC at 469-484-7439 

Are you facing a divorce in Kaufman County and seeking legal support? The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC is ready to assist. Our seasoned Kaufman County divorce attorneys are committed to facilitating a smoother and less stressful divorce process for you. Specializing in family law, our firm dedicates 99% of its practice to this area, ensuring focused expertise and effective solutions tailored to the unique nuances of Texas family law.

Understanding that every divorce scenario is distinct, we cater to the specific needs of our clients. Some may benefit from mediation, achieving amicable resolutions swiftly, while others might be involved in contested divorces requiring judicial intervention. Regardless of the nature of your case—mediation, negotiation, or litigation—our proficient divorce attorneys in Kaufman County are prepared to support you from the outset to the conclusion of the process.

Why Choose the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC:

  • Aggressive and Compassionate Advocacy: Our team provides strong yet empathetic representation, striving for the best outcomes for our clients.
  • Experienced Representation: With a deep understanding of divorce and family law, we bring seasoned expertise to your case.
  • Effective Courtroom and Negotiation Solutions: Whether in court or through negotiation, we aim for effective resolutions.
  • Personalized and Customized Counsel: Tailored advice to meet your specific situation and legal needs.
  • Dedicated Attention: Direct engagement with your attorney ensures your case receives the focus it deserves.
  • A+ BBB® Rating: Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our top ratings and client feedback.

For a consultation with an experienced divorce attorney in Dallas, give us a call at 469-484-7439 or contact us online today!

Grounds for Divorce in Texas

Texas law acknowledges various grounds for divorce, encompassing both no-fault and fault-based reasons.

A no-fault divorce typically proceeds under “insupportability,” citing irreconcilable differences without the need to assign blame.

Fault-based grounds include:

  • Continuous separation for three years or more without cohabitation
  • Confinement in a mental institution for three years with little hope of recovery
  • Cruel and abusive treatment
  • Willful abandonment for at least one year
  • Felony conviction and imprisonment
  • Proven instances of adultery

Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in Texas

Contested divorces occur when spouses cannot agree on vital issues like property distribution, spousal support, and child custody, necessitating court involvement. The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC is equipped to represent your interests in court, advocating for your best outcomes with both aggression and compassion. Whether your divorce process leads to court or can be resolved through negotiation, our experienced Kaufman County divorce attorneys are prepared to offer the comprehensive support and representation you need.

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Contact us today to get the legal help you need:

Headquarters: 3707 Cypress Creek Parkway Suite 400, Houston, TX 77068

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