Divorce Attorney in Odessa, Texas
Are you going through a divorce? There are two sides to every story. What matters is who tells yours. The attorneys at Robles Family Law Firm provide a solid, strategic plan of action that considers property division, child custody, and support issues.
At Robles Family Law Firm, we provide comprehensive divorce representation for families throughout Odessa, Midland, Andrews, and the Permian Basin. With over 15 years of experience in Texas family law, our attorneys understand the complexities of divorce cases and are committed to protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome for you and your family.
Types of Divorce We Handle in Odessa
Whether you're facing a contested divorce with complex property division or seeking an uncontested dissolution, our experienced divorce attorneys in Odessa, TX can help you navigate every type of divorce proceeding.
Why Choose Robles Family Law for Your Divorce Case?
When you're facing a divorce matter, choosing the right attorney can make all the difference. Here's why families throughout Odessa, Midland, and West Texas trust Robles Family Law:
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Divorce FAQs - Odessa, Texas
Common questions about divorce in Texas answered by our experienced attorneys.
How long does a divorce take in Texas?
Texas requires a 60-day waiting period from the date the petition is filed (Family Code §6.702). Agreed divorces in Ector and Midland counties commonly finalize in 60–90 days; contested cases average 6–12 months depending on property and custody disputes.
Do I need grounds to file for divorce in Texas?
No. Texas is a no-fault state — "insupportability" is all you need, and your spouse cannot stop the divorce. Fault grounds like adultery or cruelty still exist and can win the innocent spouse a larger share of community property.
How much does a divorce cost in Odessa, TX?
Uncontested divorces are quoted as flat fees at your consultation, plus the ~$350 filing fee. Contested divorces bill by the work involved — property fights and custody evaluations drive cost, which is why we push for early settlement where it serves you.
How is property divided in a Texas divorce?
Texas is a community property state: assets acquired during marriage are divided in a "just and right" manner — often near 50/50, but fault, earning capacity, and custody can tilt it. Separate property (pre-marriage, gifts, inheritance) stays with its owner if properly traced.
Can I get divorced in Texas if my spouse lives in another state?
Yes — if you've lived in Texas 6 months and your county 90 days, Texas courts can grant the divorce. Dividing out-of-state property and setting support may raise extra jurisdictional steps we handle routinely.
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