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Fort Worth, TX Divorce Attorney Office

Cordell & Cordell’s Fort Worth, TX office provides professional representation for individuals navigating divorce, child custody, spousal maintenance, and related domestic relations matters. Our experienced attorneys are dedicated to guiding Fort Worth families through life’s transitions with clarity, compassion, and reliable advocacy.
801 Cherry Street
STE 275
Fort Worth, TX 76102

8:30 am – 5:30 pm

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Fort Worth, TX Practice Areas

Advocating for Fort Worth Families Through Divorce and Custody Matters

Understanding the Fort Worth Community

Fort Worth is a vibrant city known for its historic Stockyards, thriving arts scene, and tight-knit neighborhoods. As one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas, Fort Worth draws families from diverse backgrounds who value both tradition and innovation. The city’s unique blend of Western heritage and modern living creates a supportive environment for families facing change. At Cordell & Cordell, our attorneys recognize the importance of community, local resources, and the specific challenges Fort Worth residents encounter during domestic relations cases.

We are conveniently located to serve clients throughout Tarrant County and the surrounding areas, including Arlington, Keller, and Southlake. Our team understands the local court systems and legal landscape, ensuring that each case is approached with insight into the nuances of Fort Worth’s legal requirements and community standards.

Divorce Representation with Commitment and Care

Divorce is a significant life event, and choosing the right divorce lawyer is essential. Our Fort Worth attorneys provide clear, direct counsel while prioritizing open communication and client satisfaction. We work closely with you to understand your goals, protect your interests, and guide you through each stage of the divorce process. Whether your case involves complex property division or amicable settlement discussions, Cordell & Cordell is committed to delivering professional support tailored to your circumstances.

Child Custody Lawyers Focused on Your Family’s Needs

Child custody matters require careful attention to detail and a client-centered approach. Our attorneys advocate for solutions that put children’s well-being at the forefront while respecting parental rights. We help Fort Worth parents navigate the intricacies of custody arrangements, visitation schedules, and modifications, all with the aim of minimizing conflict and fostering positive outcomes for your family.

Spousal Maintenance and Child Support Solutions

Financial considerations are often a central concern in domestic relations cases. Cordell & Cordell’s attorneys offer guidance on spousal maintenance (alimony) and child support matters, ensuring that your financial interests are represented accurately. We work to secure fair, enforceable agreements that reflect the realities of your unique situation, drawing on our extensive experience in Fort Worth courts.

Mediation and Alternative Dispute Resolution

For many families, mediation presents a constructive path to resolution. Our attorneys are skilled in facilitating productive discussions and helping clients reach mutually agreeable solutions outside of the courtroom. We support Fort Worth residents in exploring mediation as a way to reduce stress, costs, and time spent in litigation, while still achieving comprehensive and lasting agreements.

Why Choose Cordell & Cordell in Fort Worth?

Cordell & Cordell is driven by a culture of client-first service and professional advocacy. Our Fort Worth office benefits from the firm’s national reputation, robust quality control processes, and a dedicated client care division focused on satisfaction and communication. With an A+ BBB rating, our standards of trust and service are reflected in every case we handle.

We understand that each client’s journey is unique. Our attorneys are committed to providing reliable support, clear explanations, and responsive service throughout your case. From initial consultation to final resolution, Cordell & Cordell stands by your side with confidence and empathy.

Ready to take the next step? Cordell & Cordell – Schedule an appointment today and let us help you move forward.

In addition to Fort Worth, we proudly serve clients in Arlington, Keller, Southlake, and across the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Frequently Asked Fort Worth, TX Questions

How long do I have to live in Tarrant County to file for divorce?

You need to live in Texas for 6 months and Tarrant County for 90 days before filing for divorce in the county.

Is there a mandatory waiting period in Tarrant County before a divorce can be granted? How long will a divorce take?

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.

How can I serve my spouse in Tarrant County? If attempts to serve do not work, can I serve by publication?

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.

What are the specific forms I will need to file for a divorce in Tarrant County?

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.

Where do I file for divorce 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.

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Why Hire
Cordell & Cordell?

Our clients hire Cordell & Cordell because the firm is committed to relentlessly advocating for the rights of individuals and parents involved in divorce or family law matters. Cordell attorneys understand the challenges and imbalances that can arise in these situations and are dedicated to providing the legal guidance and resources needed to level the playing field—giving our clients a fair chance at success.