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Your family’s future should not depend on an attorney who treats Georgetown as just another market. It should depend on someone who has worked these courts, understands Williamson County judges, and knows how to build a case that holds up under pressure. At Evans Family Law Group, attorney Kathryn Figueredo Fowler brings years of dedicated family law experience to every client she represents in Georgetown, TX.
When you need a family law attorney in Georgetown, TX, you deserve counsel that is both thoroughly prepared and genuinely personal.
Kathryn Figueredo Fowler practices exclusively in family law and has represented clients throughout Williamson County in matters ranging from high-conflict custody disputes to complex property division cases. She understands the 277th District Court, where many Georgetown family law cases are resolved, and she prepares every case with that specific venue and its expectations in mind. At Evans Family Law Group, that level of local preparation is not an upgrade. It is the standard we hold for every client we take on.
We do not approach cases with generic templates or standard playbooks. We sit down with each client, understand what is actually at stake, and build a legal strategy that fits the real situation. That means honest assessments, clear timelines, and direct communication from the first conversation through the final resolution.
Our firm represents Georgetown and Williamson County families across the full range of family law matters.
Divorce in Texas means more than ending a marriage. It means dividing community property, addressing debt, and, when children are involved, establishing conservatorship and support structures that will govern daily life for years. Under Texas Family Code Chapter 6, courts may grant a divorce on fault or no-fault grounds. Fault conduct, including cruelty or adultery, can directly affect how the court divides community property between the parties. We handle both contested and uncontested divorce cases, and we prepare each one with the same level of care and thoroughness, regardless of how straightforward it may appear at the outset.
Texas uses the term conservatorship rather than custody. Under Texas Family Code Chapter 153, courts assign parental rights and duties based on the best interest of the child, evaluating decision-making authority, possession schedules, and geographic restrictions. We fight for arrangements that reflect your child’s actual needs and circumstances, not a default schedule that was designed for someone else’s family.
Financial support shapes life after divorce in concrete, daily ways. Child support in Texas is calculated under Texas Family Code Chapter 154 using income-based guidelines. Spousal maintenance eligibility is governed separately by Texas Family Code Section 8.051. Both carry serious long-term financial weight that many clients underestimate at the time of the original order. We pursue accurate determinations from day one, because corrections after the fact are costly, time-consuming, and never guaranteed.
An order is only as good as its enforcement. When the other party stops paying support, violates a possession schedule, or ignores a decree, we act quickly. Texas also allows modifications when a material and substantial change in circumstances has occurred since the original order was entered. We handle both enforcement actions and modification proceedings with the same preparation we bring to every matter.
A well-drafted marital agreement protects both parties and prevents unnecessary litigation later. Under Texas Family Code Chapter 4, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements must meet specific legal requirements to be enforceable. We draft agreements that are thorough, clearly written, and designed to withstand legal challenge if it ever comes to that.
When both parties are willing to negotiate, mediation can resolve complex disputes over property, custody, and support without the time and expense of trial. Texas actively encourages this path under Chapter 154 of the Civil Practice and Remedies Code. We prepare clients thoroughly before every session so that agreements reached reflect genuine priorities, not exhaustion or last-minute pressure.
Families in Georgetown and Williamson County do not come to us with simple problems. They come with real stakes, genuine fear, and a need for someone who will fight for them without cutting corners. Kathryn Figueredo Fowler understands what a wrong outcome costs, whether that means a custody arrangement that limits a parent’s time with their child or a property division that creates financial hardship for years to come. She builds every case to avoid those outcomes. Our clients leave knowing their matter was handled with precision, preparation, and real commitment to what they needed.
You do not have to face this alone, and you should not try to. Evans Family Law Group is ready to sit down with you, listen carefully, assess your situation honestly, and build a focused strategy around what matters most to you.
Call (512) 628-2550 today to speak with a family law attorney in Georgetown, TX who is prepared and ready to go to work for your family.
This page has been written, edited, and reviewed by a team of legal writers following our comprehensive editorial guidelines. This page was approved by Attorney James Evans, who has more than 20 years of legal experience as a family law attorney.
At Evans Family Law Group, we combine our in-depth knowledge, strategic approach, and commitment to you to achieve optimal results.
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