Years ago, we noticed a developing trend that most divorce cases don't go to trial. They are settled at some point. In the worst situations, they are settled just before trial, after both sides have been slugging away at each other. In some cases, the parties and attorneys started working together in a friendly manner well before the final deadlines were imminent, but after harsh words and tactics had been used. In the best of cases, the parties work together from the beginning and realize the benefits of a collaborative approach to resolving problems peacefully.
The Price Law Firm enjoys helping people create customized solutions to difficult problems. Working in the divorce and family law field for over 35 years, we have had remarkable success helping clients to address some of life's most challenging personal issues.
As much as we would prefer otherwise, in our clients' best interests, sometimes cases have to go to trial. Having been Board-Certified as a Family Law Attorney for over 25 years, we have plenty of experience in trying cases, both jury and non-jury.
This section provides a brief overview of the types of cases we handle. It also has information about the Marital Assessment which provides a very detailed analysis of a client's options in a divorce situation. To learn more about the Price Law Firm and how we prefer to deal with divorce and other family law issues, read our blog Divorce and Family Law in Tarrant County, Texas
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