Filing for Divorce in Denton

Focused on Your Family. Backed by Decades of Experience.

Divorce can be a difficult and stressful experience, but it’s an experience that many families have to face. Although you may be intimidated or overwhelmed by the process, divorce can be the first step to a brighter and more secure future. With the right legal counsel, you will understand your options and ensure that your rights are upheld. Our firm will make sure that any remaining logistical matters will be resolved as smoothly and efficiently as possible.

At the Law Office of David S. Bouschor, II, P.C., we strive to be a refuge and a resource for clients going through divorce. We have helped many clients in Denton file for divorce. Our divorce attorneys are backed by decades of experience and are passionate about helping clients navigate even the most complicated cases. Over the years, we have established ourselves as a firm that thinks outside the box and utilizes resources that many other firms don’t think to use when handling a case. We proudly serve clients in Collin County and throughout the Dallas Fort-Worth Metroplex.

To learn more about your options moving forward, contact our firm at (940) 202-8323.

What Types of Divorce Are There in Texas?

No two divorces are alike. Whether you are dealing with an amicable situation or a contentious one, you can rely on our divorce lawyers to help you navigate the circumstances and uphold your rights.

During your initial consultation, your attorney will listen to the details of your matter to advise and educate you so that you can make the decisions. We want to help you make informed decisions.

We can walk you through every aspect of your divorce, including:

• Child custody
• Child support
• Property division
• Community and separate property characterization
• Property evaluations (i.e. closely held of publicly traded businesses and real estate)
• Spousal maintenance (alimony)
• Modifications
• Enforcements

What Is a Litigated Divorce?

Litigation is the most common method of obtaining a divorce in Texas.

Some of the many characteristics of litigated divorce include:

In a litigated divorce, if the case goes to court, the judge or a jury will have the final say in all aspects of your case. Your attorney will be presenting your case and the issues disputed to the court and persuading the judge and/or jury to obtain the best possible outcome.

Offering Thorough Representation in the Dallas Fort-Worth Metroplex

The Law Office of David S. Bouschor, II, P.C. approaches each case and every client with a holistic viewpoint. We are here to help you navigate the legal aspects of your case and to provide the support you need to handle the emotional, financial, and other personal aspects of the case as well.

Find out how we can help you by calling (940) 202-8323 today.