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Fifteen minutes to figure out if we're the right fit. Step one is free because alignment isn't advice.
- Conflicts check
- Fit check
- Path forward
Texas family law, by the people who actually do it. Family law only. Texas only. A litigation-led practice that would rather you read first, then talk.
Orders that no longer fit the family they were written for.
Most requestedWhen custody, support, and property are all on the table at once.
Most requestedBusinesses, real estate, and retirement that both sides claim.
Conservatorship, possession, and the schedule that holds up.
What support looks like in Texas, and what it does not.
Complex estates that need valuation before division.
Establishing rights, duties, and the legal record.
The legal steps when safety cannot wait on a docket.
Moving with children when an order is already in place.
Holding an order to account, or changing one that has aged out.
When someone other than a parent needs standing.
Clear terms agreed before, or restructured inside, the marriage.
When the state is in your case, the clock is already running.
Step-parent, agency, and private adoption in Texas.
Resolution paths that keep the decision in your hands.
Guideline calculations, deviations, and review.
Simpler path If your divorce is uncontested, there is a simpler path. See the uncontested route
We prepare every case as if it could go to trial.
That is why most never do.
The fifteen-minute alignment review is free because it isn't advice. It is a conflicts check, a fit check, and a path forward. Real advice happens at the Strategy Consultation, once conflicts have cleared and a file is open.
Fifteen minutes to figure out if we're the right fit. Step one is free because alignment isn't advice.
Step two is paid because that's when you actually get the answer you came for.
By the time your consult begins, your attorney has read your file. The time goes to your questions and your options, not to starting from zero.Begin a Free Case Alignment Review
Most of our clients are business owners.
We talk like that.
Halina Radchenko is a New York-trained litigator running a Texas family-law practice. She prepares every matter as if it is going to trial, because the cases that resolve well are the ones that were ready not to. The preparation is the point. Files get read, timelines get built, and the questions get answered before anyone walks into a courtroom or a mediation.
Russian and Ukrainian by background. English, Russian, and Ukrainian in the office. Family law is one of the few practices where the numbers, the kids, and the future all live in the same case file.
I came to family law because the numbers and the kids and the future all live in the same case file. You need someone who can do all three.
We review every billing entry on every case.
Family law happens in courtrooms before it happens in settlements. Knowing the court is knowing the case. Each of these areas has its own judges, its own docket rhythm, and its own preferences for how a matter is filed, mediated, and tried.
Which judge hears emergencies on a Friday. Which court asks for a status conference before temporary relief. Which mediators a particular bench tends to recommend. Which filing windows tighten around the holidays. The work happens in details a brochure does not list.
We don't take every case.
Family law is a long relationship.
The wrong fit costs everyone.
Most of our clients start with a fifteen-minute alignment review. If we are not the right fit, we will say so on the call.
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