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Brian D. Williams Attorney at Law

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Phone: (832) 717-0678

Address: 5519 Louetta Rd Ste B, Spring, TX 77379

Website: http://www.bdwilliamslaw.com

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Divorce
Child Support
Whether you are the parent who will pay child support or the parent who will receive it while caring for children most of the time after a divorce or separation, fairness matters to you. If you are paying, you want the payments to be manageable, given your income. If you are receiving child support, you need enough to be able to pay the rent, buy the groceries and otherwise provide a stable home for your children.
Child Custody and Visitation
Family law agreements and orders such as divorce or child custody agreements are typically built through the involved parties negotiating to secure a set of conditions that allow them to move forward with their lives. These agreements and orders are designed to be able to handle changing circumstances as time goes on.
Adoption
Bring your story for evaluation by Mr. Williams. He can advise you on how to expedite a secure relative adoption, stepparent adoption or private adoption with confidence. Call the law offices at 832-717-0678 or contact us by email through this website.
Guardianship
If you face a challenging family law, bankruptcy, guardianship or probate matter, turn to a skilled and experienced attorney for the help you need. To schedule an initial consultation at our Spring, Texas, law office...
Spousal Support
The concept of spousal support goes back to a time when dependency in a marriage was the norm. When wives stayed home and had many children, they often gave up the opportunity to pursue careers and develop their own means of support. A separation or divorce, then, meant that spousal support or alimony was expected.
Legal Separation
He is also able to assist with situations that are similar to divorce, but that require a different skill set and knowledge, such as legal separation or annulment.
Annulment
Divorce and annulment: Divorce is more than just the end of a marriage. Preparing for divorce and carrying it out can signal the beginning of the next chapter of life. Get off to a fresh start on solid footing with the help of an experienced family law attorney. Brian D. Williams, Attorney at Law, pays special attention to unique aspects of individual cases, such as division of assets in a "gray divorce" for people over age 50 or a divorce that occurs before or after bankruptcy. When a marriage is found to be invalid for any reason, annulment may be the appropriate legal conclusion.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
After an individual dies, his or her estate goes through the probate process. There are many individual tasks involved in probate (or estate administration), and the process can be confusing and time-consuming. Many families seek the assistance of a probate attorney to guide them through the process and to ensure that it is completed efficiently and in accordance with the law.
Wills
Living wills: A living will documents an individual's wishes in regard to medical treatment and end-of-life care if that individual is unable to make decisions due to incapacitation.
Trusts
Wills and trusts are not only for the wealthy, and they are not only for elderly people. Death can come at any time, and managing one's lifetime resources is simply a smart thing to do.
Power of Attorney
Under state law, guardianship is considered a last resort for adults. There are often other options for managing the affairs of an adult who is in poor physical or mental health. Therefore, if you call Mr. Williams to discuss guardianship of your disabled brother or elderly parent, he will thoroughly review all facts to determine whether other remedies may apply, such as powers of attorney.
Probate
There is no substitute for an experienced family law attorney and probate law attorney when you are considering a step such as a child custody order, guardianship, conservatorship or relative adoption to provide sound legal footing to a care-giving relationship. Brian D. Williams, Attorney at Law, can direct you and represent you through whatever legal processes and whichever court pertains to your situation.

Bankruptcy
For those individuals and families with too much income or too many assets to qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection, Chapter 13 offers a way to begin on a path to regaining financial stability. Chapter 13 bankruptcy, also known as reorganization bankruptcy, creates a repayment plan that can bring you current on your debts within three to five years. The monthly payments are based on your actual ability to pay and other factors.
Foreclosure
First you missed a mortgage payment because of a medical crisis or an unexpected disruption in your income due to a job loss or business failure. Next, you missed another and started trying to negotiate an arrangement with your mortgage lender to get you through your financial difficulties. Before long, you knew you were in trouble and now you see foreclosure on the horizon, moving toward you quickly.
Tax Law
With an academic background in accounting and economics and professional experience as an accountant, Mr. Williams brings a strong awareness of the financial and tax issues involved in a variety of legal matters. Check out our practice areas.
Debt Collection
The words "debt relief" take on new meaning once you receive news that your debt discharge is complete at the conclusion of a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Most or all of your consumer debts will likely be gone, perhaps for the first time in a very long time. You may sleep well for the first time in a long time — relieved of credit card bills, aggressive debt collection practices and creditor harassment. But now what? How will you recover and rebuild your credit?

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