Fort Worth Divorce Lawyers Who See the Big Picture

A divorce decides where you live, what you keep and how you raise your children for years to come. Our Fort Worth family lawyers help you make those decisions with a clear plan, whether your divorce is agreed or headed for trial.

Filing for Divorce in Tarrant County

Nag Law Firm, P.C. has represented clients in Tarrant County courts since 2012. Call 817-900-2823 or text us any time to schedule a consultation.

• Residency: one spouse must have lived in Texas for at least six months and in Tarrant County for at least 90 days before filing.

• Waiting period: Texas generally requires at least 60 days between filing and the final decree.

• No-fault divorce: you can divorce on the ground of insupportability, but fault can still matter when the court divides property.

Agreed and Contested Divorces

If you and your spouse agree on the major issues, an agreed divorce can save time and money. If you do not, we prepare your case for mediation and, when needed, for trial. Many cases settle in mediation, and the preparation we do for trial is what gives you leverage there.

Dividing Property in Texas

Texas is a community property state. Property acquired during the marriage is generally presumed to be community property, and the court divides it in a way it considers just and right. Separate property, such as property owned before marriage or received as a gift or inheritance, must be proven. We help you identify and value the house, retirement accounts, businesses and debts so nothing is overlooked.

Children, Support and Custody

When children are involved, the court focuses on their best interest. We handle conservatorship, possession schedules and child support as part of your divorce. Learn more about child custody.