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Weatherford, Texas Family Lawyer

Proven Family Lawyer | Weatherford, Parker County, Texas

Divorce | Child Custody and Visitation | Child Support | Spousal Support | Marital Property Division

Your marriage isn’t working anymore and it’s clear that the best way forward for both of you is with a divorce. You may have minor children and have concerns about how custody and visitation will be resolved. Maybe you were a stay-at-home spouse with little or no experience working, you’re now worried about how you’ll meet your financial obligations. Maybe there are substantial marital assets and you’re uncertain how they’ll be divided. You want a proven family lawyer in Weatherford, Parker County, Texas to protect your rights. You want The Loftin Firm

About The Loftin Firm

Attorney Trey Loftin brings more than 25 years of family law experience to residents of Weatherford and across Parker County in Texas. Over the past quarter century, he has effectively represented clients in all types of matters related to or arising out of divorce, from the filing of the initial petition through the gathering of evidence, negotiating of disagreements, and going to trial, if necessary. He has extensive experience helping clients resolve matters related to child custody and visitation, child support, spousal support (known in some states as alimony), and the division of marital assets under Texas community property law.

A former prosecutor and district court judge, attorney Loftin is a proven trial attorney who can effectively protect your interests with a judge and jury. He also has the skill and experience to help you resolve family matters without the need for a trial.

At The Loftin Firm, every potential family law client receives a free initial consultation. To schedule a meeting, call 817-441-8933 or contact The Loftin Firm by email.

The Loftin Firm—Comprehensive Family Law Services in Weatherford, Parker County

The Loftin Firm provides full-service legal counsel in all matters related to:

  • Divorce and legal separation— Attorney Loftin will be at your side throughout the legal process, beginning with the initial filing of your divorce petition. Whether it be a contested or uncontested divorce, He’ll gather, evaluate, and preserve all relevant evidence, file all pleadings and other required documents, and be your advocate in all hearings, meetings, and proceedings.
  • Child custody and visitation— Attorney Loftin will help you work out custody and visitation arrangements that promote the best interests of your minor children while protecting your rights as a parent.
  • Child and spousal support— Attorney Loftin will carefully review any potential child support order to ensure that it accurately includes all income. He’ll help you determine whether spousal support is warranted and, if so, how much should be paid and for how long.
  • Property division— Attorney Loftin will help you identify all marital and separate property, so you can accurately allocate debts and assets under Texas community property law.
  • Adoption and guardianships— The Loftin Firm can help you take the legal steps necessary to legally adopt a child, whether a stepparent adoption, private adoption, or agency adoption. Attorney Loftin can also advise you regarding guardianships for minor children or at-risk adults.

Why You Need a Family Lawyer in Weatherford, Parker County

Even if your divorce is uncontested, with little or no property and virtually nothing in dispute, it’s always in your best interest to retain experienced family law counsel. You cannot rely on the judge handing your case for legal advice, and the attorney representing your spouse is ethically bound to zealously advocate for their client, potentially to your disadvantage. Hiring a family lawyer in Weatherford, Parker County ensures that you have the best chance of getting the outcome you want.

The Cost of Hiring a Family Lawyer in Weatherford, Parker County

The cost of qualified family law counsel in Weatherford can vary, based on the unique circumstances of your case and on how your attorney bills you:

  • Factors influencing legal fees— If there are any contested matters in your divorce, the total cost will depend on how much time it takes to resolve those disputes. Accordingly, if there are disagreements over custody or visitation, about whether or not spousal support is appropriate, or about the value or distribution of marital property, you’ll likely spend a lot more to resolve your legal issues.
  • Types of payment structures— Most family law matters are billed on an hourly basis. Some attorneys will handle an uncontested divorce for a flat fee.

Why Choose The Loftin Firm as Your Family Lawyer?

When you hire The Loftin Firm to handle a family law matter, you get the benefits of:

  • Experience in a wide range of family law matters— Attorney Trey Loftin brings more than 25 years of experience in a wide range of family law concerns, including custody and visitation determinations, child support issues, spousal support disputes, and the division of marital debts and assets under the community property laws in Texas.
  • Local knowledge— Attorney Loftin has decades of experience practicing in the courts in Parker County. He has worked with many attorneys there and can anticipate the ways that they will prepare cases and respond to different strategies. He’s also been a judge in Parker County and has a solid understanding of local rules and practices.
  • Client-focused approach— Attorney Loftin knows from experience that every family law matter is unique. He’ll take the time to get to know you and learn your situation, as well as your goals, so hat he can tailor his representation to get the outcome you seek.

Contact Us for a Free Consultation

There’s no secret to getting good results in a family law matter. It takes knowledge, experience, skill, and hard work. That’s the Loftin advantage.

To schedule an appointment, call The Loftin Firm at 817-441-8933 or contact attorney Loftin online. Your first consultation is free.

Effective Advocacy for Clients Across Parker County, Texas, Including Weatherford, Willow Park, Aledo, and Annetta, and Throughout Fort Worth

Frequently Asked Questions About Family Law in Weatherford, Parker County

How long do family law cases take in Weatherford, Parker County

The length of time required to finalize a family law matter depends on the issues involved and their complexity. There’s generally a mandatory 60-day waiting period from the time a divorce petition is filed until the divorce may be granted. Uncontested divorces can typically be completed in 60 days to 6 months, but contested divorces can potentially take longer, even a couple of years or more, depending on the nature of the dispute and the speed of the court.

What services does a family lawyer provide?

Family lawyers usually provide all types of services related to divorce, from the filing of the petition to the finalization of a marital dissolution. That typically includes the resolution of all issues related to custody and visitation, child and spousal support, and division of marital debts and assets. Family lawyers may also represent you in matters related to adoption, guardianships, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, and name changes.

How much does a family lawyer in Weatherford, Parker County cost?

Generally, family law attorneys bill on an hourly basis, though some may charge a flat fee for an uncontested divorce. The total cost of a divorce will depend on the complexity of the issues involved. An uncontested divorce typically costs substantially less than one where there are disagreements about custody, visitation, support, or property and debt–much less where the disagreements include other allegations, such as waste, cruelty, violence or adultery.

What should I bring to a divorce consultation with a family lawyer in Weatherford, Parker County?

Your attorney will want to see detailed financial records, including documents related to bank accounts, investments, retirement funds, business assets, real property and income. You should also bring a copy of your marriage license, if available.