Top Child Support Lawyers in AUSTIN | 41 available

Firm: Texas Association of Counties

1210 San Antonio St , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Automobile Accidents, Birth Injuries, Boating Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Slip and Fall, Trucking Accidents, Wrongful Death, Child Support

Firm: Teacher Retirement System of Texas

4655 Mueller Blvd , Austin , Texas 78723

Practice Areas: Adoption, Business & Commercial, Business Formation, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Copyrights, Corporate , Divorce, Family , Mediation, Mergers & Acquisitions, Prenuptial Agreement, Spousal Support, Trademarks, Trusts, Wills, Intellectual Property

Firm: Travis County District Attorney's Office

Po Box 1748 , Austin , Texas 78767

Practice Areas: Child Support

Firm: Slater & Kennon, LLP

4807 Spicewood Springs Road , Austin , Texas 78759

Practice Areas: Adoption, Antitrust & Trade Regulation, Banking & Finance, Bankruptcy, Business & Commercial, Business Organizations, Child Support, Communications & Media , Condemnation & Eminent Domain, Constitutional , Construction , Consumer Protection, Contracts, Criminal Defense , Debtor/Creditor, Divorce, Elder , Entertainment & Sports , Estate Planning, Franchise , Government Agencies, Government Contracts, Health Care & Hospitalization, Housing & Construction Defects, Insurance , Intellectual Property , Internet , Land Use & Zoning, Lemon , Patents, Personal Injury, Probate , Products Liability, Professional Malpractice, Real Estate , Securities , Social Security Benefits & Disability, Toxic Substances, Trademarks, Transportation , Workers Compensation

Firm: Noelke Maples St. Leger Bryant, LLP

901 S. Mopac Expressway , Austin , Texas 78746

Practice Areas: Adoption, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Family , Divorce & Separation

Andi truly believes that the best way to end a marriage, or resolve a dispute between people who have been in a relationship, is by reaching an agreement so that an already strained relationship does not become damaged further by the intensity of the litigation process. But not every case settles. That is why Andi engages in thorough preparation: so that if a case must be tried, it is tried well.  Working hard to settle a case while being thoroughly prepared to try the case in court is the pinnacle of effective lawyering to which Andi strives with the help of her able paralegals and assistants.. Andi has a penchant for the tough custody cases,  and has tried many in her 19 year career. She also enjoys the rigor of a good property case that focuses on valuing business entities, tracing separate property and/or interpreting premarital agreements.  She enjoys helping people during this turbulent time by offering them information, guidance and compassion as they make important decisions about their futures.. Andi’s dad is a doctor and her mom is a nurse, so they clearly care about people (and are averse to lawyers.) Andi found her way to law school through her shared desire to help people. She wanted to work with people, not for corporations (and definitely not in medical malpractice.) Family law was a natural fit that allowed her to spend her day with individual people as clients.. Andi hales from northwest Indiana (the Region). She attended Munster High School (National Speech Champion in 1990), Miami University in Ohio for her bachelor’s degree and Valparaiso University School of Law. She did not return to the mid-west after coming to Texas for her law school internship in Austin in 1998 and found that she was not a lonely transplant. Midwesterners are everywhere, y’all.. She was effective in transplanting her husband, Christopher, from Indiana in 2003. She later persuaded her parents to relocate to Texas by having two children. They all happily reside in Lockhart, Texas, just 30 miles south on 183 where the barbeque roams. Her children share in her passion for physical activity and performing arts; so there are a lot of dance, singing and theatre classes being coordinated on the official family calendar.

Firm: Weinman & Associates

8200 North MoPac Expressway , Austin , Texas 78759

Practice Areas: Adoption, Arbitration & Mediation, Child Support, Family

I grew up in New City, New York, the oldest of three sisters. I graduated from Clarkstown North High School in 1984 and went to Colgate University in upstate New York. I didn't know what I wanted to do after college, so I started my own computer graphics company out of my apartment in Westchester County, while also working part-time for my father's Hardwood Flooring company.. After a year and half, I had a few graphics clients and was doing ok, but wanted some regular work, so I started looking for a job. I ended up landing a job on Wall Street with JP Morgan in their Mergers and Acquisitions Dept doing graphics and presentation support. I thought I'd like to move up their corporate ladder and decided that I needed another degree to do that. So, in the Fall of 1990, I started law school at night at New York Law School.. After a year on Wall Street, I decided that Wall Street, New York City and Corporate America were not for me. I decided that I wanted to be in a place that was not as cut-throat competitive, that was slower and friendlier and warmer. I also decided that I wanted to focus on a more personal type of law than corporate. My parents were divorced when I was 14, and even though it was a very amicable divorce it had a very strong impact on me. I decided that I was much more suited to family law and that was what I focused on in school.. I stayed 3 more years in NY, deciding where I would move when I finished law school. In June 1992, I was maid-of-honor in a wedding in Tulsa, OK - it was my first time in Tulsa and I really liked it there. The people I met at the wedding told me that if I liked Tulsa, I would love Austin. So, in November of 1992, I visited Austin for 4 days. I loved it and decided that this is where I would move in the summer of 1993, when I only had one semester of law school left. I did my last semester of law school at UT.. One of my courses at UT Law School was a clinic where I acted as student attorney in Child Protective Services cases. During one of those cases, I met an attorney, KC Anderson, who later became one of my closest friends. At that time I also started looking for a job. In December 1993, I was hired by a prominent family law attorney as his first associate, who told me to study hard for the bar (that I was registered to take in February 1994) and to start work on March 1. Sadly, while I was studying for the bar in January, that attorney passed away and I never got the opportunity to work with him.. I took the bar in both New York and Texas in February 1994 (I took the New York portion in NY on a Tuesday, and flew out Tuesday night to take the Multi-State and Texas portions in Austin on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday). While I was waiting on my results (which wouldn't be out until May), I started looking for work again. I didn't know where to go, so I met with a local judge who I had appeared in front of as a student attorney. She surprised me and told me that I should open my own practice. I couldn't imagine going out on my own straight out of law school, but she encouraged me and told me that from watching me in court, she had confidence in me. I got my bar results in May 1994 and decided that I had nothing to lose by trying it on my own, so I did it. KC and her husband (who was a prominent criminal attorney) helped me tremendously. They sent me small cases (at the time, I took both criminal and family cases) and they mentored me and advised me every step of the way. I know that I could not have done it without them.. In April 2004, my stepdaughter, Lindsey, came to live with us full-time, making me a full-time mother / step-mother of three children. Benjamin is now in 8th grade, Nathan is in 10th grade, and Lindsey is 20 and a full-time college student. As the children grew, I increased my time at the office to full-time "plus". Although I am at the office 5 days a week, I still try to get home most afternoons in time for baseball practice, golf lessons, band concerts, piano, guitar . . .  Thank goodness technology has grown to the point that I can multi-task from most any location now.. In 2011, I have now gone through the unfortunate experience of divorce myself.  It has truly opened my eyes and given me a whole new perspective on what my clients are experiencing every day.  Although I thought I understood the emotions involved, I now know that I couldn't truly understand or appreciate the rollercoaster of emotions that are involved, nor the long-term healing process for myself, my ex-husband and my children until I had to experience it for myself.  It is certainly much more difficult than I had ever imagined.. I have found that each new experience in my life has given me new perspective on my cases. Although I deal in all aspects of family law, the primary focus of my practice is on divorce and/or custody cases. When I first began as a family law attorney, I had the perspective of the child of divorced parents. Then when I married, I was able to add in the perspective of what married life is like - how it takes work and can be difficult at times. It helped me relate a lot more to my clients. At the same time, I became a part-time stepmother, and that gave me a lot of insight into my cases - and helped me come up with creative solutions for my clients. Then when I became a mom, I suddenly viewed my cases in a whole new light. In fact, the first custody case that I handled after becoming a mom was extremely difficult for me and made me want to quit the practice of family law because it was too emotional for me. I looked into other areas of law, but since I had firmly established my reputation in the community as a family law attorney, those were the cases that came to me. I decided that because of my years as a family law attorney and because of my specific life experiences, I had a lot to offer my clients and decided to stick with it.  Now that I have lived through the emotional rollercoaster of divorce myself, I can add that to the list of experiences that I share with many of my clients.  With all that I have lived through myself, I can offer realistic advice on what my clients can expect during and after divorce, from the court, from their spouse and from their children. I can also argue my cases in court from a very personal perspective, since I have lived through many of the same experiences as my clients.

Firm: McMinn Personal Injury Lawyers - Austin Office

502 W 14th St , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Admiralty & Maritime, Adoption, Animal Bites, Arbitration & Mediation, Asbestos , Assault & Battery, Business & Commercial, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Constitutional , Construction , Consumer Protection, Contracts, Criminal Defense , Divorce, Drugs & Medical Devices, Employment & Labor , Environmental , Family , Insurance , Motor Vehicle Accidents, Motor Vehicle Defects, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Products Liability, Toxic Substances, Wrongful Death, Car Accidents

Firm: Modern Family Law

8701 N. Mopac Expy. , Austin , Texas 78759

Practice Areas: Child Support

Firm: Cecilia M. Wood

1122 Colorado Street , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Adoption, Assault & Battery, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Civil Rights, Criminal Defense , Divorce, Drug Crimes, DUI/DWI, Family , Felonies, Spousal Support, Child Custody

I am a board certified family law attorney located in downtown Austin. My goal is to provide you with the highest quality legal services. I strive to protect each client individually while maintaining respect for Biblical values and the institutions of marriage, the family and our legal system. I will walk with you as you navigate difficult changes and challenges that affect your life and your children's future. Together we will determine whether litigation, dispute resolution, or a combination of both is your best path and in your children's best interest.

1602 Exposition Blvd , Austin , Texas 78703

Practice Areas: Child Support

Firm: Kirker Davis LLP

8310-1 N. Capital of Texas Highway , Austin , Texas 78731

Practice Areas: Divorce, Divorce with Business Interests, Pre- and Post-Marital Agreements, Custody, Child Support, Separate Property Claims, Informal Marriage Common Law Marriage, Family Law

Firm: Kirker Davis LLP

8310-1 N. Capital of Texas Highway , Austin , Texas 78731

Practice Areas: Family Law, Divorce, Post Divorce Modification, Child Custody, Child Support

Firm: Coldwell Bowes, L.L.P.

919 Congress Avenue 1200 , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Child Custody & Visitation,Child Support,Divorce,Domestic Violence,Family

Firm: Dawn Meredith

10105 Lindshire Ln , Austin , Texas 78748

Practice Areas: Child Support

Firm: Lusk & Evans

806 W 11 Th St , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Adoption, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Criminal Defense , Divorce, Family , Family

Firm: Law Office/Eric Foran

1801 Lavaca St Apt 14 J , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Child Support

Firm: Mendez Law Group, LLP

9063 Research Blvd Ste 200 , Austin , Texas 78758

Practice Areas: Adoption, Child Custody & Visitation, Child Support, Criminal Defense , Divorce, Domestic Violence, Drug Crimes, DUI/DWI, Family , Felonies, Guardianship and Conservatorship, Mediation, Sexual Abuse, Spousal Support, Immigration

7310 Menchaca Road , Austin , Texas 78715

Practice Areas: Child Support

Firm: James L. Arth

700 Lavaca Street   1150 , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Child Custody & Visitation,Child Support,Divorce,Family ,Guardianship and Conservatorship,Probate ,Wills

Firm: Law Office of David A. Kazen

609 West 9th Street , Austin , Texas 78701

Practice Areas: Family Law, Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, Modifications of Custody or Support, Grandparents Rights, Complex Property Division, Collaborative Family Law, Paternity, Premarital and Postmarital Agreements, Protective Orders, Enforcement of Court Orders, Mediation of Divorce and Conservatorship