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Whether you need a Houston divorce attorney, a child support lawyer, or someone to review a pre-marital agreement anywhere in Texas, we are here to help. Divorce is always a difficult decision. One of the best ways to protect your long-term financial and emotional health is to involve a competent Texas family law attorney as early as possible in the divorce process.

The Longworth Law Firm and Lead Attorney Daryl Longworth focus on Texas Family Law. We help clients facing divorce and other complicated family law issues in the Harris County and Fort Bend Family Courts.

Our practice areas include Texas Divorce Cases, CPS Interventions and Child Protective Services Matters, Juvenile Delinquency Defense, Adoptions, Child Custody, Family Law Modification Orders, and Will Drafting.

Our main office is conveniently located on Louisiana Street in the heart of Downtown Houston. However, we can generally conduct most of our client visits via telephone if that is more convenient.

DIVORCE LAWYERS IN HOUSTON – LONGWORTH LAW FIRM

The Longworth Law Firm provides expert legal guidance and representation in family law. We handle cases involving divorce, child custody,  and child support in Houston, Cypress, Sugar Land, Stafford, Richmond, Rosenberg, and Katy, Texas

We are one of Houston’s best-reviewed family lawyers. We excel in negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and trial. Our Houston, TX divorce attorneys use a hands-on approach to dealing with Texas family law. Your case will receive our direct attention.

TEXAS FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY BLOG

Cost of a Houston Divorce Lawyer

How Much Does A Houston Divorce Lawyer Cost?

Houston Divorce Lawyer Cost & Fees Associated With Divorce. Texas Divorce Cost Many couples who want to file for divorce are often worried about how much it will cost to do that.  The truth is … read more

What Makes a Father Unfit for Custody in Texas?

What is considered an unfit home for a child? When it comes to determining whether a father is unfit for custody in Texas, the courts focus on one key question: Does the father’s behavior or … read more

What Is Malicious Mother Syndrome?

Fighting for Fatherhood: Overcoming Malicious Mother Syndrome in High-Conflict Divorces Divorce is never easy, but when it becomes a high-conflict situation, especially involving children, it can feel like you’re trapped in a nightmare. For many … read more

What Do Texas Judges Look For In Child Custody Cases?

A Father’s Guide to Child Custody Battles in Texas: Best Interest of the Child and Your Rights As a father going through a custody battle, it’s easy to feel like you’re up against the world. … read more

Uncontested Divorce in Houston, Texas

Texas Uncontested Divorces: What You Really Need to Know Ready to get a divorce without the courtroom drama? An uncontested divorce in Texas is your ticket to a faster, easier split. We’re talking minimal hassle, … read more
Signs of Parental Alienation

Top 10 Signs of Parental Alienation for Divorcing Fathers

As a father, you may already be going through the emotional difficulty of a divorce. Still, when your child suddenly starts acting distant, angry, or even outright rejecting you, the pain can feel unbearable. If … read more

Texas Contested Divorce Steps

Contested Divorce: A Step-by-Step Guide from Longworth Law Firm When your marriage reaches a point where divorce feels like the only option, the process can seem overwhelming, especially if you and your spouse can’t agree … read more

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Houston Simple Divorce Attorney Divorce doesn’t have to be a drawn-out, expensive battle. A simple or uncontested divorce could be the right solution for men in Houston looking for a faster and more affordable process. … read more

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How To Prove Malicious Parent Syndrome in Texas

Daryl Longworth has spent years helping fathers navigate the toughest situations, including those where your ex is doing everything possible to turn your children against you. If you’ve noticed your relationship with your kids deteriorating … read more

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Understanding the Benefits, Costs, and Process of Divorce Mediation for Men in Texas If you’re considering divorce in Texas, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed by the potential stress, time, and cost involved. Divorce mediation offers a … read more

How a Mother Can Lose a Custody Battle in Texas

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Houston Drama-Free Divorce Lawyer

Navigating Divorce with a Houston Drama-Free Divorce Lawyer: A Comprehensive Guide by Longworth Law Firm Divorce is tough—there’s no sugar-coating that. But at Longworth Law Firm, we believe it doesn’t have to be a drawn-out, … read more

Houston Divorce Mediation Lawyer

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Definition of Texas Divorce on Grounds of Insupportability

What Is Insupportability in a Texas Divorce? In Texas, one of the most common ways to seek a divorce is on the grounds of “insupportability.” Under Texas Family Code § 6.001, insupportability allows a marriage … read more

Looking for a Divorce Lawyer in Houston, TX?

If you need an experienced divorce lawyer in Houston, TX, Daryl F. Longworth is here to help. As the founder of The Longworth Law Firm, Daryl combines his background in law enforcement with extensive family law experience to provide compassionate and disciplined legal representation. A graduate of the University of Houston Law Center and a trained mediator, Daryl focuses on divorce, child custody, and child support cases.

Daryl earned his Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Houston Law Center, where he also trained as a mediator. His extensive experience in family law began while working as a law clerk at Holmes, Diggs Eames, & Puhl, and later as an associate attorney at Fullenweider Wilhite. In 2011, he established The Longworth Law Firm, focusing primarily on divorce, child custody, and child support cases.

Daryl’s approach is grounded in a strong commitment to his clients, and a high percentage of his practice comes from referrals—a testament to the trust and confidence he has earned. Whether you’re dealing with a challenging divorce, child custody battle, or a child support issue, Daryl F. Longworth and his team are ready to provide the experienced legal representation you need to achieve the best possible outcome.

Serving clients in Houston, Richmond, Rosenberg, Sugar Land, Katy, and Cypress, Daryl is committed to meeting your needs with professionalism and care. His firm handles cases in both the Fort Bend and Harris County Family Courts, and he is also a certified ad litem, representing children in crisis. Much of his practice comes from referrals, reflecting the trust he has built with his clients. Let Daryl and his team guide you through your case and help you achieve the best possible outcome.

Houston Divorce Attorney Reviews

Highly recommend! Mr. Longworth made the divorce process very smooth. He took care of everything efficiently. He was very professional and helpful with any questions I had.

Brittany Wortman Avatar Brittany Wortman

I had a great experience with Mr. Longworth. He assisted me in completing my uncontested divorce. Everything went great and Im a single woman (pro/con) thanks to him. He filed... read more

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I highly recommend Daryl Longworth. Even though my situation was not complicated he made sure that everything was done quickly and professionally. He was always available to answer any questions... read more

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Daryl and his team are wonderful and we appreciate all that they have done for us.

Jane Parker Avatar Jane Parker

Daryl Longworth and his staff work with integrity and compassion to make every case feel like their own. Their ability to work diligently and competently allowed for a smooth process... read more

Zach Schroeder Avatar Zach Schroeder

The experience with Daryl Longworth and his staff, was amazing. Divorce is a very stressful situation, and even though mine wasn't too challenging, the situation was, and yet, Mr.... read more

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Family Law Attorney Houston – Call for Consultation

The Longworth Law Firm, P.C. is a dedicated partner in your divorce or family law case. We know this is one of the most challenging times in your life. The family law attorneys in our centrally located Houston, Tx office can help with any divorce or family law issue, including:

Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce in Texas

One of the most important and difficult decisions you will ever face is deciding whether or not to end your marriage. It is critical to approach the question from a rational rather than an emotional standpoint. In many ways, it is a business decision that necessitates the consideration of numerous factors. After reviewing this list of questions, you may reconsider your course of action or be better prepared to proceed while working with your attorney.

Does Texas Recognize Legal Separation?

Many couples begin the divorce process by filing for legal separation. If you’re thinking about it, you should know that legal separation is not recognized in Texas. As a result, before making any major decisions regarding separation or divorce, you should consult with a Texas divorce lawyer.

What exactly is a legal divorce?

A divorce is a method of ending a marriage contract between two people. Your divorce will legally grant each person the right to marry someone else, divide the couple’s assets and debts, and determine the care and custody of their children. Divorces in Texas are either fault-based or no-fault.

What are the grounds for divorce in Texas?

Divorce is a method of ending a marriage contract between two people. Divorce in Texas can be “no-fault” or “fault-based.” A no-fault divorce is a marital dissolution proceeding in which neither party is required to prove fault (show that the other party caused the breakdown of the marriage). Under no-fault divorce laws, either party may obtain a divorce even if the other spouse does not consent. If a couple’s marriage has become “insupportable” or has been living apart for three years, they can get a no-fault divorce.

What exactly is a no-fault divorce?

Divorce was historically granted based on improper conduct, such as adultery or spousal abuse. In these cases, the “guilty” spouse was punished by receiving a lesser portion of the marital property or losing custody of their kids, whereas the “innocent” party was compensated for upholding the marriage vows. In a no-fault divorce, however, both parties have agreed that the grounds for divorce are not based on “fault.” No-fault divorces are available in Texas for married couples whose marriage has become “unsupportable” due to conflict that has damaged the legitimate ends of the relationship. A no-fault divorce can be granted if a couple has been living independently – no cohabitation for at least three years.

What exactly is a fault-based divorce?

“Fault” divorce occurs when one party blames the other for the marriage’s failure by citing a legal wrong. Adultery, abandonment, felony conviction and imprisonment for more than one year, and cruel and inhuman treatment are all allowable grounds in Texas. The spouse seeking divorce can use the defense that the divorcing spouse was okay with the behavior, but the court will only allow that defense if the parties appear to have a good chance of reconciling.

How is property division decided in Texas?

If there is little or no marital property, no kids, and no spousal support issues, amicable spouses can typically obtain a quick divorce by drafting a divorce agreement and having it approved by a judge. Most divorces, on the other hand, are quite different and far more complicated. A typical Texas divorce involves a long-term marriage with significant marital property, both personal and real estate, children, family businesses, large or hidden debts, trust funds, out-of-state real estate, joint and separate accounts, investments, insurance, pensions, and other assets. In these complex situations, the parties frequently cannot divide their property on their own and may require court intervention for its final division.

Take the Next Step Toward Resolving Your Family Law Issues

At The Longworth Law Firm, P.C., we understand that facing a divorce or any family law matter is one of your most challenging experiences. Our team is committed to providing compassionate, affordable, and effective legal solutions tailored to your unique situation. Whether you’re dealing with divorce, child custody, or any other family law issue, we’re here to help you protect your rights and secure your future.

Don’t face this difficult time alone. Contact us today at (832) 759-5100 to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward resolving your legal challenges with the guidance of one of Houston’s most trusted family law attorneys. Let us be your partner in achieving the best possible outcome for you and your family.