At Boudreaux Hunter & Associates, LLC, we are devoted to helping families work through some of the most difficult times in their lives. Divorce and family law can be among the most emotionally draining and complex legal fields to work through, and it is essential to ensure the lawyer you entrust your case with is well-qualified. Our divorce lawyers in Houston, TX offer the extensive experience and supportive guidance clients need to get through their divorce or other family matter as favorably as possible.
Should you choose to work with our firm, you will never be left in the dark about the status of your legal proceedings. You will be informed of any developments and included in all aspects of your case, because we want you to feel empowered and know that you are the ultimate decision maker. Whether you are involved in a child custody battle, are going through a high conflict divorce, or need the assistance of a qualified mediator, our family law firm in Houston is equipped to assist you.
When you need an attorney who has genuine care and empathy for your situation, turn to Attorney Shannon L. Boudreaux. She has handled numerous high-conflict family law situations, including tensely contested divorces, child custody disputes, court order enforcements, and custody modifications. Always a fierce advocate, Shannon has also been handling complex LGBTQ related family law related matters for more than fifteen years.
As a relentless advocate for his clients, Kevin channels his natural empathy and compassion into his practice. Kevin not only shepherds clients through all types of tough family law disputes, but he also advised them in marital related agreements such as prenups, post-nups, and cohabitation agreements. Prior to practicing law, Kevin served as a Firefighter in the United States Air Force and takes a particular interest in matters involving military families.
A certified mediator and experienced family law attorney, Tabitha has a passion for LGBTQ family law issues and matters involving child welfare, domestic violence, and assisted reproduction. She prefers a collaborative approach to matters, whenever children are involved, and has developed a reputation for her genuine investment in assuring the best interest of the child(ren) involved in the matters she handles.
Julia is driven to secure the best outcome for her clients. She sets very high standards for herself and that naturally spills over into how she views and prepares for each client’s case, whether it involves child support, modifications, or court order enforcements.
Marie is a passionate lawyer, assisting her clients through a variety of family matters, such as divorces involving complex property divisions, and requests for spousal maintenance. While in law school, she was named to the Dean’s list, clerked for the Attorney General’s Office and the family courts in Harris County, and received the Family Law Award.
Lauren is a self-motivated paralegal who desires to help people through bad times. After Hurricane Harvey hit the Houston area, Lauren volunteered with Recovery Houston in assisting homeowners affected by the hurricane, proving she believes in helping others and giving back to the community.
As certified mediators, we can work through disputes in an amicable fashion, which allows clients to avoid costly and time-consuming courtroom litigation.
By working as a team, we combine our experience, skills, and backgrounds to help clients reach solutions that are most suitable for their entire family.
As a former fire investigator and member of the military, Attorney Hunter has obtained a passion for helping people get through difficult times in their lives.
Committed to the practice of family law alone, we know the ins and outs of the family system, and what it takes to help our clients move forward favorably.
If you are currently involved in a divorce or child custody dispute, no parent has the right to flee with his/her child. Despite being the child’s biological parent or legal guardian, if a person takes his or her child, it is considered kidnapping in Texas.
In Texas, the woman who gives birth is always the mother, even if another woman donated the egg(s)/embryo(s). The only exception to this rule applies to cases involving gestational surrogacy where a valid gestational agreement is in place.
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