Corpus Christi Texas Family Law Attorney
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Adoption
We assist families with all aspects of domestic adoptions. We handle the legalities of your adoption so that you can concentrate on your new family member.
Child custody and visitation
We protect your parental rights to raise your children in an appropriate and supportive home.
Child support
We can ensure that you receive or pay an equitable amount of the financial support required to raise your children in a healthy, happy environment.
Child support modification and enforcement
Child support payments do not change unless the court modifies the child support order. If either the custodial or the noncustodial parent experiences a significant change in circumstances, we can guide you through the proper legal procedures to modify your child support payments accordingly.
Divorce
Through mediation or litigation, our divorce law firm can help you gain the most equitable results from your divorce, including fair distribution of assets, division of the marital home, child support payments and child custody rights.
Juvenile delinquency and dependency proceedings
We are skilled at maneuvering through the complex laws of Texas to protect your parental rights from the interference of government authorities.
Mediation
Mediation puts the decisions in your hands and can often provide more expedient, predictable results than a trial. We can help you obtain the most equitable divorce settlement.
Contact a dedicated Corpus Christi family law attorney
Call Richard W. Rogers, III Attorney at Law at 361-888-7620 to schedule your free initial consultation with a Texas family law attorney, or contact us online.
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Richard W. Rogers, III
Attorney at Law
710 Buffalo Street, Suite 202
Corpus Christi, TX 78401-1933
Phone: 361-888-7620
Fax: 361-888-7619
Office Hours:
M - F 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Since you are posted on the Austin discussion group, I will give you some specific info. If you are elsewhere, there may be similar programs where you are.
In Austin, the law library on the first floor of the courthouse has an assisted pro se (do it yourself) package of information and forms which shows you all documents needed. However, if he is going to hire an attorney, I would not go that route. You will likely get taken advantage of if you do not have your own attorney. The Lawyer Referral Service (in phone book) has a program called MATCH, where lawyers agree to take some lower income cases for $60
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