Family Law Attorney Office in Flower Mound, TX
Family Law Consultations for Flower Mound Families
- Board-certified family law leadership
- Backed by the full Harris Cook, LLP team
- Serving Denton and Tarrant County families
- Start with a virtual consultation from home
Getting to Our Office on Corporate Drive
The office sits at 2901 Corporate Drive, and the firm's Arlington, Southlake, and Mansfield locations are available if they're more convenient.
2901 Corporate Drive
Flower Mound,
TX 75028
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Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
What Your Consultation Here Can Cover
A consultation through this office can cover any matter the practice handles, including divorce, child custody, child support, high-asset divorce, property division, adoption, and mediation. Some cases resolve at the negotiating table and some need a courtroom, so the first conversation is about your goals and the path that protects them.
One Team Across Four DFW Offices
The firm's family law attorneys in Arlington, TX, work as one team with the Southlake, Mansfield, and Flower Mound offices. Managing Partner David L. Cook, Board Certified in Family Law, leads the group alongside John A. Clark, Of Counsel with 42 years of trial practice, Stefan C. Brumley, and Olivia A. Sheppard. Wherever your case starts, the same roster stands behind it.
Office Visit FAQ
How do I schedule a consultation through this office?
Call (972) 956-8323 or submit a message through our contact form. The firm typically charges a consultation fee, and if you decide to move forward, your attorney will walk through the retainer contract with you before you sign.
Can I meet with an attorney virtually instead?
Yes. Virtual consultations are available, so you can talk through your case with a family law attorney without leaving home. Many Flower Mound clients start there and visit an office later if their case calls for it.
What does it cost to hire the firm?
The firm does not take family law cases on contingency. Most clients pay a consultation fee first, then a retainer if they hire the firm, with the details of that retainer settled directly between attorney and client.
