Finding peaceful resolutions to family matters is never easy. The decisions you make could have long-lasting effects on your family's future, and it is wise to proceed with caution and awareness. Our firm's knowledgeable divorce lawyers in Katy and Cypress, Texas provide compassionate yet zealous legal counsel for individuals and families throughout the greater Houston area.
Unlike many other firms, our firm dedicates its practice to family law and divorce. The reasoning behind the choice to center our firm around one area of law is simple: an unrelenting goal of being the best in the field by attending top training, reviewing cutting edge research and case law, and studying the most effective ways of resolving cases involving children, property, and family finances. Our attorneys have experience in a wide range of family law matters, including complex child custody disputes, divorces involving high-asset property divisions, and modifications and enforcements of existing court orders. In addition, we provide skillful representation of clients in adoptions, name changes, and guardianships.
Protect your rights during divorce. Call (832) 781-0320 for a consultation.
What Our Clients Are Saying
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Sandy G.
“Divorce is a very difficult decision and the process was very emotional for me, but Alex Hunt helped guide me through the process smoothly and professionally.”
Osjetta G.
“Attorney Kelly Rizzo was thoroughly prepared, thoughtful and considerate as she represented me for my divorce.”
J.J.
“Kelly & Alex were extremely helpful and very honest attorneys!”
Loren S.
“If you ever find yourself in need of a family law attorney, I HIGHLY recommend the Hunt Law firm and Kelly Rizzo!”
Jenn K.
“I've heard horror stories about all things divorce, but I can honestly say, Kelly made this process straightforward and relatively easy for me. ”
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