Frisco Family Law Attorney

Why choose Heiman Law Firm as your Family Law Attorney in Frisco 

Frisco is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. With its growth comes changes—new jobs, blended families, changing school calendars, and shifting property questions. We're familiar with the fast pace and how family dynamics evolve. Whether you live in Panther Creek, West Frisco, or near Eldorado Parkway, we know the courts, the community, and the steps needed to guide you.

Choosing our family attorney in Frisco means working with a team that understands both local structure and community culture. We stay up-to-date with the latest changes in Texas family law and how Collin and Denton County courts handle new cases. This insight helps clients to make informed decisions based on current local trends and regional expectations.

When you work with Heiman Law Firm, you can expect:

• Decades of family law experience – Attorney David Heiman has handled thousands of cases since 1991.
• Direct access to your family law attorney – You won’t be passed off to staff or left waiting for updates.
• Flexible appointments that work with your schedule – We offer in-person and virtual meetings for convenience.
• Support through every step of your case – From filing to final orders, we’re in your corner.
• Strategic guidance without intimidation – We focus on resolution, not unnecessary conflict.

Each choice you face has real effects on your family, your finances, and your children. We listen, explain clearly, and guide you with confidence throughout every stage.

Understanding the Family Law Process in Frisco

When you begin a family law case in Frisco, it’s important to understand each stage and how your choices shape the outcome. Most cases—whether divorce, child custody, support, or property division—are handled in Collin County or Denton County, depending on where you live. Each court has slightly different expectations, and judges here often emphasize cooperation and early resolution before moving to formal hearings. Most family law cases in Frisco follow a predictable path:

• Initial consultation: You meet with an attorney to review your situation and goals.
• Filing and response: Legal documents are prepared and filed with the appropriate county court.
• Information exchange: Both sides share required financial and personal disclosures.
• Negotiation or mediation: Many courts require mediation before trial to resolve disputes privately.
• Court review or finalization: If issues remain, a judge reviews evidence and finalizes the case.

Because we stay current with local rules, filing requirements, and judicial preferences, we help clients move efficiently through each step. Our experience with Frisco’s family law courts allows us to anticipate what judges expect, prepare you thoroughly, and minimize unnecessary stress throughout the process.