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Jeffrey Rasansky

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2525 McKinnon St #550, Dallas, Texas, 75201

Practice Areas : Insurance Claims

2525 McKinnon St #550, Dallas, Texas, 75201
Mike Regitz

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1700 Pacific Avenue, Dallas, Texas, 75201

Practice Areas : Business Law

1700 Pacific Avenue, Dallas, Texas, 75201
Jennifer S. Hargrave

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4201 Spring Valley Rd., Dallas, Texas, 75244

Practice Areas : Divorce

4201 Spring Valley Rd., Dallas, Texas, 75244
P. Keith Staubus

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8401 N Central Expwy, Dallas, Texas, 75225

Practice Areas : Probate

8401 N Central Expwy, Dallas, Texas, 75225
Nicholas Nemeth

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4101 McEwen Road, Dallas, Texas, 75244

Practice Areas : Tax Law

4101 McEwen Road, Dallas, Texas, 75244
Reed Allmand

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8350 North Central Expressway, Dallas, Texas, 75206

Practice Areas : Bankruptcy

8350 North Central Expressway, Dallas, Texas, 75206
Joseph Robert Morrison

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1825 Market Center Blvd., Dallas, Texas, 75207

Practice Areas : Personal Injury

1825 Market Center Blvd., Dallas, Texas, 75207
Scott Koelker

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3300 Oak Lawn Ave Suite 300, Dallas, Texas, 75219

Practice Areas : Personal Injury

3300 Oak Lawn Ave Suite 300, Dallas, Texas, 75219
Isaul Verdin

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Verdin Law Firm, Dallas, Texas, 75202

Practice Areas : Immigration Law

Verdin Law Firm, Dallas, Texas, 75202
Lori Ashmore Peters

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3636 Maple Ave, Dallas, Texas, 75219

Practice Areas : Estate Planning

3636 Maple Ave, Dallas, Texas, 75219

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.