Family Law Attorney Office in Arlington, TX
A Trusted Family Law Team on W Abram Street
- Serving Arlington since 1986
- Board-certified leadership
- Virtual consults available
- Known in Tarrant County courts
Finding Our Arlington Office
Harris Cook Law's Family Law Division welcomes Arlington families and clients from across Tarrant County at 1309 W Abram Street. The office serves the surrounding communities as well, with additional offices in Southlake, Mansfield, and Flower Mound when another location is more convenient.
Family Law Services at This Office
From this office, the firm's family law attorneys in Arlington handle the full scope of family law, including divorce, child custody, child support, high-asset divorce, property division, adoption, and mediation. Whether your case calls for a negotiated agreement or a courtroom trial, the strategy starts with a conversation about your goals. When these aspects of family law intersect, our team is prepared to help you navigate them with a focus on your family’s best interests.
The Attorneys Behind Every Office
Led by Managing Partner David L. Cook, who is Board Certified in Family Law, the team includes senior trial attorney John A. Clark, Stefan C. Brumley, Donna J. Smiedt, and Olivia A. Sheppard. Together, they bring decades of Texas family law experience to clients across the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
FAQ for Our Family Law Attorneys in Arlington
How do I schedule a consultation at the Arlington office?
Call (817) 275-8765 or submit our contact form to request a consultation. The firm typically charges a consultation fee, and if you choose to move forward, your attorney will explain the retainer agreement before you sign anything.
Do you offer virtual consultations?
Yes. If visiting the office is difficult, you can request a virtual consultation and meet with a family law attorney from wherever you are.
What if another office is closer to me?
Harris Cook Law also has offices in Southlake, Mansfield, and Flower Mound. Your case can be handled from whichever location works best for you.
Why does board certification matter in family law?
It is awarded by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, and fewer than one percent of Texas attorneys hold certification in any specialty. Earning it takes years of family law practice, substantial courtroom and hearing work, references from judges and fellow attorneys, and passing an exam. Managing Partner David L. Cook is Board Certified in Family Law, and that standard shapes how the firm handles every matter from this office.