Our Austin Family Law Attorneys

Personalized options for Texas divorce and family law matters.

Deitchle + Simone understands that the breakdown of a marriage, no matter how amicable, is a difficult time and that each situation is different. We’re happy to help you negotiate a settlement and avoid a traditional, adversarial, divorce in a courtroom. If that’s not possible, we’re prepared to litigate and help you obtain a just result.

At Deitchle + Simone, we handle a full-range of family law matters from common law marriages, to divorce, to child custody, to paternity/parentage disputes, to child support, to modifications, and enforcement. We practice predominantly in Travis County.

Speak with an Austin Family and Divorce Lawyer

We talk with our clients about their goals and various options in family and divorce cases. Our first goal is to collaborate and resolve things without courtroom battles, if possible, where amicable resolution is best for you or your children. Based in Austin, our family law attorneys practice primarily in Travis County, Texas. For more information, contact Deitchle + Simone.

Adoption

Adopting a child can be one of the most rewarding and exciting moments in a child and a person’s life. However, it is a major legal commitment and one that can be extremely stressful. If you want to minimize the emotional challenges involved with a… Read More

Divorce

Types of Texas Divorces There are two types of divorce in Texas: uncontested and contested. If you and your spouse disagree on issues, such as the division of property, child support or child custody, then it becomes a “contested” divorce. If you… Read More

Child Custody

When there are children involved in a divorce, we make the child’s interests our first priority. Child custody in Texas is known as “conservatorship.” There is an expectation in Texas that both parents remained involved in a child’s life foll… Read More

Child Support

We can assist with fighting for a fair child support order if your situation calls for something outside of the guidelines. Texas takes child support very seriously. There are statutory guidelines that outline what percent of child support must be pa… Read More

Paternity

The legal term for fatherhood in Texas is Paternity. If there is a question as to who the father of a child is, the case is usually called a paternity case, or SAPCR Establishment case. Paternity cases in Texas are often combined with a Suit Affectin… Read More