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"Find a Lawyer"
is a service to assist the public in locating a family law attorney in Ft. Worth, Arlington,
Hurst, Euless, Bedford and all other Tarrant County cities. For
information, click on that menu item to the left of this page.
The Tarrant County Family Law Bar Association
is a voluntary association of lawyers, Judges, Associate Judges, legal assistants, court coordinators and other professionals
who strive to improve the practice of family law, which includes divorce, child custody, visitation, child support,
modification, paternity, enforcement, contempt, pre-marital
agreements, mediated settlement agreements, QDROs, adoption,
termination, juvenile
justice, partitions and name changes.
Membership information may be obtained from:
Laurie D. Robinson, Acting President
3020 Matlock Rd., Suite 210
Arlington, Texas 76015
817-419-0023
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Find
a Lawyer:
Are you looking to hire a family law attorney in
Tarrant County? If so, click above or on the "Find a Lawyer"
menu item to the left and access our list of attorney member web sites.
Obtain quick, concise information about those family law attorneys who
choose to link their law firm sites.
Attorney
Web Site Services:
The TCFLBA now offers its attorney members affordable,
professional web site design and maintenance services through a third
party independent company, with a listing and link on the TCFLBA web
site. Click here
for more
information.
Events & Seminars:
For the latest information on events and seminars of interest to
Family Law attorneys, click on the "Events & Seminars" link at the left-hand side
of this page.
Membership Information:
The "Membership" link at the left-hand side of this page will provide
you with a Membership Application form, and a current Membership
Directory in PDF format (Adobe Reader required).
Volunteer to Help Your Bar Association:
We have one of the most active and recognized specialty bar
associations in Texas. If you have an interest in serving as a
director or officer, or would be willing to serve on one of our many
committees, please contact Weir Wilson or any of our officers or
directors. We welcome your participation.
Complaints Against Attorneys:
We occasionally receive inquiries about possible attorney misconduct
from the general public. Please be advised that only the State
Bar of Texas is authorized to discipline attorneys, not local bar
associations. Please direct all inquiries or complaints to the
State Bar of Texas.
Family Law
Judge Profile Pages:
A listing of all Tarrant County Family Law
Judges, Associate Judges, and IV-D Masters, with a separate
profile page for each Judge. Each profile page provides basic Court information, such as Court location, hours,
personnel and special policies or rules. Click on the Family Law
Judges link at the right-hand side of this page.
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Current
News:
*2009 Eva Barnes Award
Congratulations to Judge Debra Lehrmann of the 360th
District Court, named recipient of the 2009 Eva Barnes Award.
*FCS Drug Screen Forms
The new Family Court Services drug screen forms may be
downloaded by clicking on the form name.
Process
for Drug Screens
Testing Fees
AccuTrace
Testing Form
Forensic DNA Testing Form
*CPS
Subpoena Procedures for Tarrant & Dallas County
Click
here to view CPS' procedures for a subpoena of a CPS employee,
with important contact information.
*2008 Family Law Survival Guide
The 2008 Tarrant County Family Law Survival Guide is
now available to TCFLBA members. This updated notebook provides
information as to the practices and procedures of the Tarrant County
Family Law Courts. Also included are Family Law Quick Tips,
Local Rules of Court and Procedures for Cases in Tarrant County Family
Court Services. The cost is $25 and may be purchased at the
Sept. 23 luncheon or by contacting Lori Spearman (817-416-27110 or
Jeff Kaitcer (817-377-0060).
*New Procedures for Finalization of
Termination/Adoption Cases
Effective immediately, no
termination/adoption files will be distributed by the Clerk to the
attorney or staff. Prove-ups must be scheduled with the Clerk no
later than 4:00pm on the day prior to the desired prove-up. The
attorney or staff shall provide the Clerk with the case number and
location of Court for the prove-up. The clerk will deliver the
file to the Court and retrieve it. The attorney and clients will
appear in the designated Court for the scheduled prove-up.
Conformed copies may be picked up from the Clerk after the prove-up.
*Download Child Support Form
Download the Tarrant County Child
Support Office Report of Support form in .pdf format. This
version may be completed on your computer and printed, saving
completion by hand.
Suggestions:
If you have a suggestion
for a luncheon speaker, a seminar, the next recipient of the Eva
Barnes Award, changes in the Local Court Rules, or anything else, please click
here and let us
know what interests you. We have scheduled a number of low-cost
or free C.L.E. programs this year because the members asked for it.
The officers and directors of the TCFLBA are here to serve you, the
membership, but you have to tell us what you expect from your
association.
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