Fort Worth, TX Divorce Attorney Office
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We offer phone and online scheduling. Initial consultations last one hour and provide an opportunity to address your specific questions and goals with an attorney.
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Directions to Fort Worth, TX Office
Where is our Fort Worth office? Our Fort Worth office is located at the intersection of Throckmorton and 4th Street, four blocks from Bass Performance Hall on Fourth Street. We are located in the Chase Bank Building, along with P.F. Changs. Drivers approaching on I-35, from the north or south, can exit on Spur 280. Remain on 4th Street when the road splits off into 4th Street and 6th Street. Pass the Bass Performance Hall to the left, and continue to Throckmorton. After passing Throckmorton to the next street, Taylor, turn right. Then, turn right on 3rd Street, and our entrance is on the right hand side of 3rd Street between Quizno’s and Piranha’s Sushi.
Parking: We validate parking if parked at any Sundance Square parking lot. There is also a parking garage located at the corner of Third and Taylor, with an entrance on the right hand side of Third Street, next to Piranha’s Sushi.
Please be advised consultations are limited to yourself and the attorney (no other person may be present in the consultation). This appointment will be contingent upon a conflict check. We will email an appointment confirmation after the review is complete. If you have already met with a Cordell & Cordell attorney, please call 1-866-DADS-LAW to schedule your appointment.
A consultation fee is due at the time of your appointment.
Fort Worth, TX Practice Areas
Frequently Asked Fort Worth, TX Questions
You need to live in Texas for 6 months and Tarrant County for 90 days before filing for divorce in the county.
There is a 60-day cooling period between the time a divorce is filed and served, and the date in which it may be finalized. Tarrant County contested divorces can take anywhere from 61 days to in excess of two years depending on the court assigned and level of litigation. Other counties (such as Parker County, Johnson County and Denton County) vary but typically will run from 61 days to 18 months depending on the matter.
You can serve a party via constable/sheriff’s deputy or private process server. You may serve by publication but only after having attempted service on separate occasions and with approval by the court. In Tarrant County, service by publication is done in the legal recorder.
You will need a completed Civil Case Information filing form in all counties and cities in Texas. Depending on the county, standing orders may need to be attached as well, however, no standing orders exist in Tarrant County.
In Tarrant County, all divorces must be filed at the Tarrant County Family Law Center located at 200 E. Weatherford St. in Fort Worth.