Where to Turn for Help
Once a divorce or other family law matter is completed, the parties usually begin to feel a sense of relief. Sometimes the case has been bitter and hard-fought, and other times the case may have been rather amicable or even tedious, but the case is rarely completely over. There always seem to be loose ends, unanticipated wrinkles and nagging questions.
The Price Law Firm does several things to help our clients in the transition to living under new arrangements.
- We can help you get professional, skilled help for big and small problems. We are happy to recommend other appropriate professionals to assist our clients. If you have been a client and you might benefit from working with any of the following professionals, give us a call and we will be happy to refer you to some appropriate and qualified helpers. We can give you leads in the following categories:
- Personal counselors: They can help you through the grieving process, which everyone goes through in divorce, or help you or your children deal with your new situation.
- Life coaches: They are not therapists, but they help people determine what they want to accomplish and then the best way to accomplish it.
- Financial planners: There are different types of financial planners. We can help you find someone appropriate for your financial needs and abilities. Some clients have to take on management responsibility that they don’t know about and haven’t dealt with before. It helps to have someone on your side when determining how to manage your income, assets and liabilities. Many people appreciate having an expert help them plan for retirement.
- Parenting programs: Many free or low cost classes on parenting and co-parenting are available in this area. Experienced specialists in parenting issues are also available to meet and work with one parent or both parents. It is so important to “get it right” about the kids, that each parent should put in extra time and effort now to be able to receive the benefit of great relationships later, and to make sure your kids get their best possible start in life.
- Access Facilitation: The Tarrant County Domestic Relations Office offers free Access Facilitation by experienced and trained social workers who help the parties try to resolve parenting conflicts sensibly. More information on Access Facilitation is available on our blog and elsewhere on this website.
- Employment options: We can refer you to some specialists who help people decide on career options and transition into or out of the work force.
- CPA: We know and recommend several CPAs who can help with your financial and tax issues.
- Free seminars and programs: Periodically, we hear about free programs of various types for clients and we are happy to pass along that information to people who are interested.
- We can recommend some books and web sites to look at on a variety of topics relating to various aspects of post-court life.
- We are also happy to act as a legal clearinghouse in non-family law matters to help you find excellent attorneys for your needs in Tarrant County, and to some extent all around Texas and even in other states.
- We can set up an after-care program for you once your legal matter is concluded. It would be a free 1 hour consultation within 60 days of the date the final court order is signed, in which we:
- Answer your questions.
- Explain the language in the order.
- Explain the procedures in the order.
- Discuss your options.
- Recommend any other professionals who should be brought in.
[The after-care program is subject to change without advance notice.]
At the Price Law Firm in Fort Worth, Texas, we take seriously our offering of services to our clients. With over 30 years of experience in family law, we recognize that many people have a difficult time after the final court order is signed. Their lives don’t just magically fall back into place. We’re here to help even when it seems like it’s all over.