About This Resource
Published by the Law Offices of Lisa G. Garza, P.C..
The Firm
Lisa G. Garza founded the Law Offices of Lisa G. Garza, P.C. and has practiced Texas family law for more than 30 years. She is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization — a credential that requires substantial experience in the specialty, peer review and a rigorous examination, and that a small fraction of Texas attorneys hold.
The firm handles divorce, child custody and conservatorship, child support, property division including high-asset and business-owner estates, spousal maintenance, modification and enforcement, protective orders and paternity. It works with therapists, custody evaluators and financial experts where a case calls for them.
Why This Site Exists
Family law is one of the few areas where people are asked to make permanent decisions during the worst weeks of their lives, usually without any prior exposure to the rules. This site is an attempt to put the rules somewhere plain and free, with the statute cited so you can check it.
Nothing here is legal advice, and reading it does not make anyone a client. Texas law also changes: sections get amended, and occasionally repealed outright. Where a page cites the Texas Family Code, it was checked against the current code when the page was written.
Questions
Is Lisa G. Garza board certified?
Yes. Lisa G. Garza is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, a credential that requires substantial experience in the specialty, peer review and a rigorous examination, and that a small fraction of Texas attorneys hold.
How long has the firm practised family law?
More than 30 years. Lisa G. Garza founded the Law Offices of Lisa G. Garza, P.C. and has practised Texas family law for over three decades.
What kinds of cases does the firm handle?
Divorce, child custody and conservatorship, child support, property division including high-asset and business-owner estates, spousal maintenance, modification and enforcement, protective orders and paternity. The firm works with therapists, custody evaluators and financial experts where a case calls for them.
Is the information on this site legal advice?
No. It is general information about Texas family law, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Texas law changes — sections are amended and occasionally repealed — and every Texas Family Code cite on this site was checked against the current code when the page was written.