Texas Divorce Courts have the duty to follow the law set out in the Texas Family Law Code. Our lawyers are extremely well versed with the applicable Texas family law and will clearly explain to you from your initial consultation how the law applies to your unique family law circumstances.

The team at Timpa Law Office is able to assist you in your unique child related law circumstances. There are several major categories of issues that arise in Texas child cases.

Adding a new member to your family can be rewarding and challenging. The team at Timpa Law Office can assist you in navigating the laws in Texas to help make your family whole.

Secure your legacy with Timpa Law Office in Rockwall, TX - expert estate planning to protect your wishes & assets.

Proper planning for the probate of a will is invaluable to beneficiaries, heirs, executors, and other persons assisting with the probate of a will.

Whether you have very few assets or a large complex estate, it is important to have a will and possibly other more sophisticated estate planning documents to ensure that your wishes and directives are followed upon your death.

When a loved one becomes incapacitated, a guardianship proceeding may be necessary to best protect them.

With the divorce rate being so high, more and more people getting married are asking questions such as, “what happens to my property or my business in the event of divorce?” That's where Timpa Law Office comes in.

Grandparents have special relationships with their grandchildren and to some degree the Texas family law recognizes these unique relationships.

Mediation is a private, confidential procedure wherein a third party known as a “Mediator” has the duty to assist the parties in resolving their legal issues. Let Timpa Law help you settle your disputes fairly and impartially.

No parent wants their child to have a criminal record. If your child has been arrested or charged with a crime, contact one of our attorneys at the Timpa Law Office.

Texas family code provides for certain persons to have the ability to seek protection from the court for themselves, their child, and/or other persons. If you need help, contact Timpa Law Office today.

In certain circumstances, if the court finds that the termination is in the best interest of the child, a parent may have their rights terminated involuntarily or voluntarily.