Practice Areas

Divorce

Travis County, Williamson County and Central Texas Divorce Lawyer

Since founding his law firm in 1989, Austin divorce lawyer David Todd has observed that the vast majority of divorce cases are resolved out of court. Through settlement negotiations with opposing lawyers or through mediation with or without the involvement of other lawyers, Attorney Todd has helped many divorcing clients reach equitable resolutions in matters such as property division, spousal support, child custody and child support.

Contact Austin, Travis County and Central Texas divorce lawyer David Todd to schedule an initial consultation if you are contemplating divorce or need assistance in any legal area related to your fault or no-fault Texas divorce.

Negotiating With Strength and Knowledge

One of the strengths of the Texas divorce law firm of David Todd, Attorney at Law, is the effort we put into compelling the other spouse to disclose all relevant information needed to achieve an equitable property settlement. With knowledge comes the strength to negotiate a fair asset division agreement with our client's best interests in mind.

Reasonable and Fair Solutions through Mediation

At the Law Office of David Todd, we believe that mediation is an excellent tool for achieving reasonable and fair solutions to property division, child custody, support and other issues. Many clients agree to resolve disputes using mediation, either through our office or with a third party mediator, once they understand the benefits to themselves and their children of crafting their own divorce agreements. Mediation can save you time, money and a great deal of frustration. However, if a fair out of court resolution is not possible, we will fight for you in court.

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Discover the truth behind popular myths surrounding divorce, custody, child support, adoption, paternity, community property and asset division. Learn how to protect your interests, without having to set up an attorney consultation.

If you are ready to discuss your case with an attorney, contact us for a confidential consultation. We will listen to you, evaluate your claim, and give you an honest assessment of your case. Let us give you the peace of mind you need and deserve.