Family Law and Divorce Attorney
Your experienced and trust-worthy lawyer located in Fort Bend County
“As a peace-maker, the lawyer has a superior opportunity of being a good person.” Abraham Lincoln
Family Law Attorney
Over 25+ years of experience in Family Law. I will pay special attention to your needs, and deliver consistent, outstanding results, and adhere to strict ethical and legal guidelines. Browse our practice areas to learn more about how I can help you.
My family law practice includes divorce, collaborative family law, mediation, adoption and general family legal issues such as child custody, custody modification, child support, child support enforcement, grandparents rights and Child Protective Services (CPS) cases. Don’t Choose the Wrong Divorce Lawyer. The right divorce lawyer can help you through what may be the hardest time of your life.
Our Core Values
Diversity
Vonda is an open-minded, non-judgmental person. We are here to help people from all backgrounds.
Compassion
My goal is to help our clients and their families through the process with as little pain as possible.
Integrity
Vonda has an excellent reputation for integrity among other attorneys, the judges, and court staff, a reputation that she has developed over years of practice.
Success Stories
“Vonda made the whole experience painless, and her refreshing demeanor dispelled my previous distastes in attorneys. She made me feel like a person, and she explained everything in laymen’s terms.”
– Loretta E.
“Although death is like a divorce, there’s no one I could imagine bringing more comfort and peace during this horrific process than Vonda. She maintained reason, honesty, and calm.”
– Sabrina T.
“I’ve had more experience than I’d like to have had with regards to civil litigation. Vonda was not my first divorce attorney. I would definitely recommend her services for family law.”
– Tammy B.
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Do You Need a Child Custody Lawyer?
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How to File for Divorce in Texas
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What Are the Grounds for Divorce in Texas?
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How Do I get Spousal Support in Texas?
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