Separation & Divorce Planning

Houston, Texas, Divorce Attorneys: Planning for the Next Move

I think my marriage is in trouble. Should I call a lawyer now or should I wait?

So many of our clients who are thinking about getting a divorce tell us that one of the hardest things for them to do is call a lawyer. They are afraid that doing so is an admission that their marriage has failed.

Just because you contact an attorney, it does not mean that you are definitely getting divorced. It simply means you understand that you need accurate information in order to make the right decision.

We are proud to say that we are good lawyers who provide good service. At Conner & Lindamood, we are not in the business of selling divorce to anyone. We cannot tell you which move is right for you — we can only give you the information you need to make the best and most informed choice.

Before you move out, it is extremely important to call a lawyer.

The way you physically separate can have a huge impact on the outcome of your case should you decide to move forward with a divorce. As the old saying goes, possession is nine-tenths of the law. We can help you understand the ramifications of how you handle certain property aspects prior to separation.

The circumstances of separation can also affect eventual child custody, visitation and parenting-time arrangements. We can help you establish reasonable guidelines and agreements that can form the basis of a fair custody arrangement should you eventually decide to pursue a divorce settlement or trial.

Before things go too far and you end up making decisions that may affect the rest of your life, contact an experienced Texas divorce lawyer who can help you address a legal separation in the right way and protect your interests in the event that your marriage cannot be salvaged.

We are proud to also serve Galveston County, Fort Bend County and Brazoria County. Outside the Houston metro area, call us toll free at (866) 504-0857.