Find A Texas Lawyer for Child Custody

Need a Lawyer for Your Texas Child Custody case? The Texas bar Association Lawyer Referral Service  is Free.

The Texas bar Association offers a free online service to  search for a lawyer in your area.
Use the Texas Bar Associations' Lawyer Referral Information Service by clicking on this link STATE BAR OF TEXAS. 

The Texas Bar Association Lawyer Referral Information System also lists frequently asked questions and answers:

Do you have a list of pro bono – or free – attorneys?

Our network of lawyers do not work for free and we do not provide a list of pro bono attorneys.

Do you answer legal questions? Can you give me legal advice?

We have no lawyers on our LRIS staff and we are not qualified to give you legal advice or answer legal questions.
Our LRIS program refers you to attorney or appropriate agency that can help you.

Can you tell me if I have a case?
Only a lawyer can tell you if you have case and if they are willing to handle the case for you. Our LRIS staff cannot make that determination for you.
We refer you to an attorney or agency that best matches your legal problem.

Are you an attorney? Can I speak to an attorney in your office?

We have no lawyers on our LRIS staff and cannot give legal advice. And we do not have attorneys in the office to answer your immediate questions.
Our LRIS program refers you to attorney or appropriate agency that can help you.

How much does it cost for me to use this service?

There is no charge for referring you to a lawyer or other agency that can help with your legal problems.
Your lawyer will provide you with the first 30-minute consultation for no more than $20. After that, it is up to you to negotiate the fees normally charged by the attorney.
Each lawyer sets their own fees, you should discuss that with them in your consultation.

What is the statute of limitations for my case?

The lawyer we refer you to is the person to ask this question. Please consult with an attorney for your specific issue.

Why do you need my name and mailing address?

In order to receive a referral from our service, we must record your name and mailing address. This information is only shared with the attorney we refer you to; it is never sold to a third party.

Why can’t you refer me to an attorney in my county?

There are two reasons for this:
1) An attorney has not signed up with us to serve that county (all lawyers in our network sign up voluntarily), or
2) We do not serve that county. But we can point you to another lawyer referral service who can help.

DIVORCE EDUCATION RESOURCES:
For divorcing parents with kids, the mandatory Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course is avaialable online for most Texas Counties here: http://www.parentingapart.com/.