Even the most agreeable divorce includes stress, disruption, and change. Kersh Law Firm family law staff strives to help you identify key issues and discoverable information related to assets and rights, and determine the most optimal pathway through your specific divorce.

We handle your divorce with skill and compassion and with the appropriate attention, whether the situation should be “handled with care” or with bold, aggressive representation. We will keep you informed throughout the process, and your help will be vital in providing necessary documentation and a history of events.

Whether your divorce ultimately involves mediation, jury trial or bench trial, informal settlement, and child custody and visitation, Shane is experienced and equipped to serve your needs related to child support, property division, and spousal maintenance.

A divorce between spouses who have children always presents several special circumstances. You may want to review the child custody section of our site to understand possible issues that may arise, or that you should prepare discuss with your attorney.

Pearland High-Profile, High-Net Worth Divorces

Our attorneys have experience handling the intricacies and complications presented in high-profile divorces and divorces that involve the assets of high-net worth individuals. Our team recognizes how divorce impacts business owners, and our firm includes accomplished business law attorneys who can provide insights regarding the impact of divorce on your business.

Areas We Serve:

Kersh Law Firm regularly handles family law, child custody and divorce cases in Southeast Texas, and as a result, we have knowledge of local rules of practice and procedure. We use this knowledge and experience to tailor our advice and preparation. We serve Brazoria, Pearland, Manvel, Angleton, Alvin, Sugar Land and Houston, Texas, as well as communities in Brazoria, Fort Bend, and Harris counties.

If you have been served with a Petition for Divorce, don’t panic. Call us today, and we will schedule your initial consultation.

 

Updated January 14, 2020 by Shane