Divorce and Family Law Attorneys

We have the experience to guide you through the legal process and the litigation expertise to achieve your goals.

Areas We Serve

Conveniently located in Austin, our practice covers all of central Texas. In addition to regularly practicing in Travis and Williamson counties, our Austin family law attorneys handle family law cases in all of the surrounding communities, including Hays, Caldwell, Bastrop, Burnet, and Blanco Counties.

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Divorce

From uncontested divorce to more complex family law matters involving child custody or complex proper division, our Austin divorce attorneys are here to help.

Child Custody

Our family law attorneys have assisted parents in various child custody disputes, from amicable shared child custody arrangements to high-stakes contested cases.

Child Support

Whether you’re just starting the divorce process, or you need legal assistance with the modification or enforcement of a current child support order, our Austin family lawyers are here to help with your child support case.

Agreed and Uncontested Divorce

Not all divorces have to be adversarial and contentious. Work with a family law attorney to navigate the divorce process out of court.

Child Custody Across State Lines

Child custody cases across state lines are often high-conflict and high-stakes. You need an experienced family law attorney who has the knowledge and experience to address these complicated family law matters.

Prenuptial Agreements

If you’re getting married soon or need to enter a property agreement with your current spouse, our Austin family lawyers can help you determine if a marital property agreement is right for you.

Collaborative Divorce

Our family law firm specializes in helping you reach an amicable resolution to your divorce through the collaborative law process.

Parental Kidnapping

Whether you have an emergency involving a missing child or you have concerns about the risk of abduction in the future, our Austin family law attorneys can act quickly and give you the advice you need.

International Abduction

In the event of an international abduction, you need an experienced legal team to help immediately. Contact our family law office today.

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Mr. Thompson was not only extremely knowledgeable with family law and offered the best options for my son’s safety, he also was very compassionate towards me during a very hard time. I was seeking help to modify visitations between my son and his father for safety issues. I have complete confidence in his ability to help get the best outcome for the family accomplished.
Former Family Law Client

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Carlos was very professional and clearly very dedicated during my complicated pro-bono divorce proceedings. Carlos answered my concerns with a calming professionalism that I very much needed and appreciated. When my divorce was final, he was by my side. When his services were complete, I thanked him for being an “angel” to me.
Former Family Law Client

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Through a thorny array of service issues, abuse issues, international issues, and child custody issues, Carlos was a consistent comfort to me.
Former Family Law Client

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Brittany Sharkey represented me and knocked it out of the park. I am a single father who lives in Indiana, and thought I would get laughed out of Texas when I came for temporary custody of my son. Brittany stood tall for me and did better than I could have ever hoped for.
Former Family Law Client

Our Story

We are a small family law firm that takes a holistic, team-based approach to serving our clients. We’re experts in Texas family law and handle all family law cases. With trial and transactional attorneys who focus on family law, small business matters, estate planning, real estate, and criminal defense, we have the expertise you need in one stop.

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27th October 2025 in Family Law

No-Fault Divorce in Texas: What You Need to Know

In Texas, you do not need to prove that your spouse did something wrong to get a divorce. The state allows for no-fault divorces, which means a marriage can be…

10th October 2025 in Family Law

How to Split Holidays When Divorced

When parents separate, it can often lead to difficult decisions about where the children will spend their holidays. Many families have holiday traditions that involve extended family and attending holiday…

1st October 2025 in Family Law

Filing For Sole Custody of Your Children

Many parents inquire about obtaining “sole custody” of a child. This can mean different things to different people. Texas law will always prioritize the best interests of the children. When…

17th February 2025 in Uncategorized

How Hard Is It to Get Spousal Support in Texas? Everything You Need to Know

Wondering how hard it is to get spousal support in Texas? Depending on the eligibility requirements, factors judges consider, and the steps involved in the process, it can be a…