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Key Law Office represents New Braunfels and Comal County families in divorce, custody, child support, and estate planning from our office at 773 TX-337 Loop. New Braunfels is the Comal County seat, and Comal County family cases are heard in the 22nd and 207th District Courts.

Negotiating family legal matters in New Braunfels, TX can be a challenge without legal representation. Whether you’re trying to organize your estate affairs or you’re trying to negotiate a difficult divorce, having a family attorney can make a difference. When you need representation for your family legal issues in New Braunfels, count on Key Law Office to assist you.

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iTexas Divorce Attorneys

Negotiating a divorce in Texas can cause tremendous stress and strain, especially if you do not have the right attorney on your side. You will have to negotiate with your spouse on the division of your assets, marital property, and child custody – and if you disagree, the process can be more strenuous and difficult. Having an attorney from Key Law Office can help you effectively negotiate for your best interests. Our attorneys will meet with you to discuss your situation and come up with a strategic plan of action to facilitate a divorce agreement that works in your best interest.

iNew Braunfels, TX Family Law Attorneys

Many New Braunfels families will need a family attorney to assist them with certain legal proceedings. Your attorney can help guide you through complicated legal matters to relieve your stress and confusion. If you need a family attorney in Texas, look no further than Key Law Office. Our attorneys have significant experience in multiple areas of family law, including:

  • Domestic violence proceedings
  • Legal name changes
  • Child custody and child support
  • Divorce proceedings
  • Adoptions

iChild Support & Custody Litigation in New Braunfels, TX

Divorces between parents with children become much more complicated than divorces between childless couples. Children can undergo significant stress during this time, and parents may disagree about visitation rights and child support payments. However, an attorney from Key Law Office can help facilitate this process. Our attorneys can help you ensure that your children are physically and emotionally healthy during the divorce. We can also assist with the establishment and enforcement of child support orders.

iNew Braunfels Divorce Mediation

In New Braunfels, entering the courtroom for a divorce can be messy and unpredictable. The court can provide an unfair division of assets, give you unfavorable custody and child support agreements, and draw out the case for a long period of time. At Key Law Office, we offer third-party divorce mediation services to help you and your former spouse reach an agreement outside of the courtroom. You and your spouse, your attorneys, and a third-party mediator will meet to negotiate an agreement that benefits both of you, not at the mercy of the court.

iEstate Planning in New Braunfels, TX

Every New Braunfels resident should perform basic estate planning early in their adult life, especially if they have a family. Estate planning involves drafting a will, a durable power of attorney, a medical power of attorney, and a living will in the event of your death. At Key Law Office, your attorney will help you draft a comprehensive estate plan so your family stays safe and comfortable in unexpected circumstances.

Common Questions from New Braunfels Families

iWhere is a New Braunfels divorce filed?

With the Comal County District Clerk in New Braunfels, where family cases are heard in the 22nd and 207th District Courts. Parts of New Braunfels lie in Guadalupe County, and residents there generally file in Guadalupe County.

iWhat happens at a temporary orders hearing in Comal County?

Temporary orders set the rules while the divorce is pending: who stays in the home, the custody schedule, child support, and who pays which bills. These orders often shape the final outcome, so it pays to prepare carefully. Read what to expect at a Comal County temporary orders hearing.

iHow long does a divorce take in Comal County?

Texas requires at least 60 days between filing and the final decree (Texas Family Code §6.702). Agreed divorces can often finish soon after that waiting period, while contested cases involving custody or significant property usually take several months or longer.

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Do you need assistance with your divorce, estate planning, or another family legal matter in New Braunfels, TX? Key Law Office can help. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and to discuss your legal options.

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