Practice Areas

We are proficient in a wide range of family law areas in Richmond, Rosenberg, Sugar Land, Katy, and Houston. Our most commonly asked-about areas are shown below.

Please call for more information on family law questions or discuss your legal options.

Family Law

Family law includes all legal issues that may arise in a marriage or the dissolution of a marriage. The Longworth Law Firm prides itself on its knowledge of and experience with family law in Texas.

Texas Divorce

Divorce is the legal term for the formal ending of a marriage. At the time of divorce, any assets obtained by the divorcing couple must be divided fairly.

Our firm uses our extensive knowledge of Texas family law to ensure our clients can exit their marriage with their rightful portion of the marital assets.

We are aware that during stressful and emotional times, our clients need our firm’s guidance to make good decisions about their financial future.

 

Child Custody Issues & Adoptions

For a parent, this can be the most important area of family law. Parents must understand their rights regarding child custody, the rights a parent has to make decisions concerning their child, possession schedules, child support, paternity, and parental rights termination.

Courts always consider “the best interest of the child,” and their decisions reflect that idea. The Longworth Law Firm is proud of our involvement with ad litem and Amicus work in Texas, and this experience allows our firm to help the court see all sides of the issue. It is our firm’s goal to give you the maximum amount of time and rights to your child. We handle CPS, agency, and private adoptions.

Modifications

When people divorce, they often have obligations governed by the divorce decree. These include child possession schedules, child support, money paid directly from one party to the other, and health insurance coverage. We will discuss how to modify those obligations with you, determine if a modification you want is possible, and help you obtain that modification.

Enforcement

If a party chooses not to follow the court’s orders, our firm can help by filing a Motion to Enforce. Our firm will guide you through this process to help you receive the judgment that the court awarded you. We will negotiate with the other party and return to court if necessary.

Premarital Agreements

A premarital agreement can be drafted prior to marriage to set rules for the division of property and assets in case the marriage ends in divorce. Our firm will help you create a premarital agreement or determine the validity of one that has already been drafted.