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Kristin R. Brown

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17304 Preston Road, Suite 1250, Dallas, Texas, 75252

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

17304 Preston Road, Suite 1250, Dallas, Texas, 75252
Spencer Page

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8115 Preston Rd, Dallas, Texas, 75225

Practice Areas : Arbitration & Mediation

8115 Preston Rd, Dallas, Texas, 75225
Steven Eugene Clark

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5445 La Sierra Dr., Dallas, Texas, 75231

Practice Areas : Construction Law

5445 La Sierra Dr., Dallas, Texas, 75231
Stephen Clark

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8226 Douglas Ave., Dallas, Texas, 75225

Practice Areas : Divorce

8226 Douglas Ave., Dallas, Texas, 75225
Melody M. Petitt

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4201 Spring Valley Rd., Dallas, Texas, 75244

Practice Areas : Divorce

4201 Spring Valley Rd., Dallas, Texas, 75244
Spencer Browne

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8222 Douglas Avenue, Dallas, Texas, 75225

Practice Areas : Asbestos & Mesothelioma

8222 Douglas Avenue, Dallas, Texas, 75225
Alexandra Martina Geczi

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12801 N. Central Expwy, Dallas, Texas, 75243

Practice Areas : Divorce

12801 N. Central Expwy, Dallas, Texas, 75243
Kay L. Van Wey

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12720 Hillcrest Road, Dallas, Texas, 75230

Practice Areas : Medical Malpractice

12720 Hillcrest Road, Dallas, Texas, 75230
Mark Stephen Kennedy

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12222 Merit Dr, Dallas, Texas, 75251

Practice Areas : Family Law

12222 Merit Dr, Dallas, Texas, 75251
Ted Lyon

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9101 Lyndon B Johnson Freeway, Dallas, Texas, 75243

Practice Areas : Personal Injury

9101 Lyndon B Johnson Freeway, Dallas, Texas, 75243

147 attorneys and law firms in Dallas are listed here, with personal injury, family law and divorce the most represented practice areas.

Civil matters are filed in the Dallas County district courts, which include dedicated family courts, and federal cases go to the Dallas Division of the Northern District of Texas.

Texas is a community property state, so in a divorce the argument is usually about characterising assets rather than dividing them, and business interests and retirement accounts need valuing before anything can be split. On the injury side, the state bars recovery for a claimant found more than half at fault, which is why the defence in a Dallas collision case spends its energy on the fault split rather than the injuries.