The Frisco family law attorneys at Albin Oldner Law deeply understand the stress, confusion, and complexities of serious family matters like divorce and child custody. We’re here to guide you through every step, ensuring your decisions now benefit your loved ones, particularly your children.
Working with a family law attorney from our team, you’re supported in every aspect, from navigating domestic violence and securing protective orders to understanding the nuances of legal separation and same-sex marriage laws. To start this journey together, request your initial consultation by calling (214) 423-5100. Our Frisco attorneys proudly serve all of North Texas.
Our expertise encompasses a broad range of family law areas, including:
We focus on helping parents and guardians find peaceful resolutions, emphasizing the importance of collaborative law and mediation in achieving satisfactory outcomes for all parties involved.
Collaborative family law is a process where both parties and their attorneys commit to resolving their disputes outside of court through negotiation and mediation, focusing on open communication and mutual respect.
Albin Oldner Law attorneys listen intently to grasp your situation, concerns, and aspirations. The thought of courtroom battles can be daunting; many prefer swift, cost-effective resolutions outside of court. Whether through negotiation, mediation, or, if necessary, litigation, we’re prepared to advocate for your best outcomes.
We acknowledge the emotional weight of family law cases. Beyond legal assistance, we offer emotional support, connecting you with counseling and support groups as needed, ensuring you feel valued and supported during these trying times.
Emphasizing mediation and collaborative law, we aim to lessen conflict and foster amicable solutions, protect relationships, and secure beneficial outcomes for everyone, especially the children involved.
Your children’s welfare is our utmost priority. We champion their interests, ensuring their voices and needs are heard.
We assist in crafting co-parenting plans that honor both parents’ roles while minimizing disruptions and fostering a stable and cooperative environment for your children.
Our strategic approach to complex property division, especially in high-asset divorces and business divisions, ensures a fair and equitable distribution of property, safeguarding your financial interests.
We offer comprehensive support for families exploring adoption, guiding them through the complexities so they can make informed decisions as they expand their families.
Your safety is crucial. We swiftly secure protective orders and collaborate with local resources to ensure your and your family’s safety.
What sets us apart is our blend of compassionate, personalized attention with expert legal guidance. We embrace innovative practices and uphold values focused on your well-being and achieving the best outcomes for your family.
During your initial consultation, you can expect a confidential discussion about your situation. We will listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and provide a high-level overview of your legal options.
Schedule a time to meet with one of our skilled and compassionate attorneys. Call (214) 423-5100 today.
If you’re facing domestic violence, immediate steps include obtaining a protective order, which legally restricts the abuser from contacting or coming near you. Our attorneys can guide you through this process to ensure your safety.
Child custody in Texas is determined based on the best interests of the child, considering factors like parental abilities, the child’s needs, and any history of family violence. Courts encourage joint custody arrangements whenever possible.
Yes, child support and custody orders can be modified if there’s been a significant change in circumstances since the last order was issued, such as changes in income, relocation, or changes in the child’s needs.
Texas does not formally recognize legal separation. Instead, couples may enter into separation agreements or file for divorce to legally address property division, child custody, and other matters.
In Texas, assets acquired during the marriage are considered community property and are generally divided equally between spouses. Separate property, owned before the marriage or received as a gift or inheritance, typically remains with the original owner.
Grandparents may be granted visitation rights if it’s in the child’s best interest, especially if there’s evidence that the child’s physical or emotional well-being would benefit.
If you need to relocate with your child, you may need to seek a modification of your custody order. It’s essential to consult with an attorney to navigate this process, as you’ll need to demonstrate that the relocation is in the child’s best interest.
Call Albin Oldner Law, PLLC at (214) 423-5100 to schedule a consultation at our office or contact us online
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