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We are committed to providing high-quality legal services to our clients, who come from a wide range of professional, financial and educational backgrounds. We have helped our clients define and resolve the issues that have the most important impact on their lives.

We focus on providing the highest-quality legal services to a group of individuals who are able and willing to invest in professional guidance that results in keeping their assets intact, both during the divorce and beyond.

The Barron Firm handles a variety of legal issues, including divorce and custody, legal separation, child support and spousal maintenance, collaborative family law, prenuptial agreements, mediation and arbitration.

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We will work to create a positive experience during a difficult time and will work with you to achieve the best end-result possible.

Adoption

Adoption is probably every family law attorney’s favorite part of their job. Here it is no different. Adoption is a beautiful way to legally make the family you’ve always had in your heart.

Alimony

When a marriage ends in divorce, the issue of spousal support (often called “alimony”) may arise. Although the terms spousal maintenance and alimony sound similar, they are two different things.

Child Custody in Divorce

When parents go through a divorce or breakup, they must consider how to share their child. Until a child reaches 18, it is critical to the child's development that parents create a smooth path for their child.

Child Support in Divorce

One of the highest points of contention in divorce can be the payment of child support. Parents want to make sure their children are cared for, but when one parent pays child support to the other parent, they may feel like the other parent is benefiting from the support payments rather than the child.

Complex Property Division

For individuals with diversified assets facing divorce, hiring the right attorney to help you navigate a complex property division is critical to your success. Cases involving complex property division require superb attention to detail and extensive training in not just family law but also business law.

Cooperative Divorce

Divorce is not any easy process, but it can be easier by approaching it the right way. Whether you have been served with a suit for divorce or you are considering filing for divorce, a minimal-conflict, cooperative divorce is possible.

Divorce for the Professional

Divorce can be slightly more complicated for accountants, doctors, dentists, engineers, lawyers, and other licensed professionals because these individuals often have diversified assets or business interests that may be affected by the divorce property division, or they may have unique work schedules which require customized possession and access schedules for minor children.

High-Conflict Divorce

Whether you are facing a high-conflict divorce involving children or property division, it is important that you prepare yourself both mentally and legally. Start by consulting a licensed professional counselor or psychologist as soon as possible. These professionals will help you learn tools to combat the onslaught of emotional stress and prepare you to be able to set your emotions aside and work with your legal team to make intelligent decisions.

High Net Worth Divorce

Divorce for individuals with a high net worth comes with higher risks than divorce for the average couple because in Texas, you only get one opportunity divide your marital estate correctly. Because property division cannot be modified, it is critical to get it right the first time.

LGBTQIA+ Divorce

Here, we love the work that we do, and we love helping families of all varieties navigate family law in Texas. Thanks to the United States Supreme Court’s 2015 decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, marriage became an option for hundreds of thousands of couples. However, along with this option came a bundle of new family law issues, particularly related to the possibility of common-law marriage and children’s issues.

Mediation

Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution process where parties and their attorneys meet with a neutral third-party mediator who will attempt to help the parties resolve their disputes without the necessity of court intervention.

Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreement

Prenuptial agreements have a bad reputation because they were originally designed to protect the wealthy spouse. In Texas, prenuptial agreements are critical, even for parties who do not have assets. “Pre-nup” Is Not a Dirty Word, in fact it is one of the most loving ways you can commit to your partner.

Property Division in Divorce

If you are considering divorce, you will have to make a lot of decisions. One of the first things to consider is the division of property. It is important to understand how the law in Texas treats this property so you know what will happen if your marriage ends in divorce.

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