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Law Office of Kathryn Figueredo Fowler is based in Georgetown, TX and provides family law, divorce, child custody and visitation, child & spousal support, high asset divorce and property division, mediation, prenuptial & postnuptial agreements, modifications, and parentage to clients across Central Texas.
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Law Office of Kathryn Figueredo Fowler
406 W. University Avenue, Georgetown, TX
78626, United States
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- JSJarod SieversNov 17, 20255.0Highly Recommend — Knowledgeable, Supportive, and Effective Kathryn has been an incredible attorney to work with throughout my child custody case. She was knowledgeable, thorough, and always took the time to explain things clearly. She’s truly a pleasure to talk to and work with. Thanks to her expertise and dedication, we were able to secure important changes to our parenting plan that were really meaningful for our family. I’m extremely grateful for her guidance and support, and I highly recommend Kathryn to anyone needing a compassionate and effective family law attorney.
- TBT BondAug 20, 20255.0Best attorney in Texas. If you're looking for someone who knows the law to a T and is straight forward, KFF is the best choice.
- BUBreeze UnderhillSep 1, 20235.0Absolutely an amazing Attorney. I can not say enough good things about her, I was recommended to her when I was going through a very ugly divorce & she really made the experience way less stressful.
- AHAmy HartzellApr 14, 20235.0Kathryn is amazing. She’s trustworthy and doesn’t beat around the bush. She knows everyone in the court system in Williamson County and knows how to work with them. I know that she had my best interest at heart and wasn’t only worried about getting paid. She has been a mentor and someone who could get me to listen when nobody else could. My life is infinitely better because I chose her to stand in my corner. Having to choose an attorney usually means you’re going through a difficult time with something, Kathryn can help.
- LPLauren PekarFeb 21, 20205.0Kathryn is the best family law attorney there is! She helped me with my child custody case a few years ago. She is very professional, experienced, "down to earth", and gives great advice. Kathryn and DeAnna (her assistant) are very quick to respond to messages and keep you well informed throughout the process. Kathryn even went above and beyond to fix an issue that arose in my case 2 years later. I would definitely recommend her for any of your family law/attorney needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Law Office of Kathryn Figueredo Fowler
Do I need to show fault to file for divorce?
Texas is a no-fault state. This means you do not have to prove that either spouse did anything wrong to cause the divorce. Sometimes fault will be alleged, which could impact a judge's decision about the division of assets.
How long will a divorce take?
Texas has a mandatory waiting period of 60 days after filing the divorce petition. If there are disagreements over the settlement, it is common for the divorce process to take between six months to one year.
How will assets be divided?
In most cases, the courts will order that marital property be divided equally between both spouses. All assets acquired during the marriage are presumed to be marital property unless supporting evidence proves something belongs specifically to only one spouse, perhaps by inheritance. If shown that one spouse's behavior caused the divorce, a judge may divide the couple's community property differently.
Will my divorce case go to court?
Most divorce cases are settled through mediation and will not require the couple go to court. This can be beneficial for a variety of reasons:
Court proceedings are public record, whereas mediation is private.
Resolving issues through mediation is much less expensive than litigation.
The emotional strain of going to court can be difficult on both spouses and any children involved.
We have a proven record of success in guiding our clients toward divorce settlements through mediation. However, we prepare each case as if we will go to court, so we are ready to litigate your case if it is in your best interests.
What sets our Georgetown family law office apart from others in Texas?
With deep roots in Texas family law, we provide compassionate, personalized legal support tailored to each client’s unique situation. You’re never just a case number to us—we’re committed to treating you with genuine care and respect.
How do we handle emotionally difficult family law cases?
We handle every case with empathy and clear communication. Whether you're navigating divorce, custody challenges, or domestic violence, we’re here to support you with strength, compassion, and a steady hand.
Are we experienced in both litigation and mediation?
We’re experienced in courtroom advocacy and also offer mediation services to help families find peaceful resolutions whenever possible. No matter the path, we’re committed to guiding you with skill and compassion.
Can we handle high-conflict divorce or custody cases?
We bring extensive experience in handling complex and high-conflict family law cases, including contested custody, intricate property division, and protective orders.
What should you bring to your first consultation with us?
To help us get started, please bring any relevant documents—such as marriage certificates, financial records, or custody agreements—along with a list of questions you’d like to discuss. From there, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
Can a parent deny visitation without a court order in Texas?
Without a court order, visitation arrangements aren’t legally enforceable in Texas. We’ll help you establish formal agreements that protect your parenting time and provide the clarity and structure your family needs.
Do I need to show fault to file for divorce in Texas?
Texas is a no-fault state, so you do not have to prove wrongdoing by either spouse to file for divorce. Fault may be alleged and could affect asset division.
How long does the divorce process usually take in Texas?
There is a mandatory 60-day waiting period after filing a divorce petition in Texas. Divorces with disagreements typically take six months to a year to finalize.
How are assets divided in a Texas divorce?
Marital property is generally divided equally, unless evidence shows an asset belongs solely to one spouse. Fault may influence the division of community property.
Will my divorce case require going to court?
Most cases are settled through mediation, which is private and less costly. However, cases are prepared for court if needed based on your best interests.
What services does the Law Office of Kathryn Figueredo Fowler provide?
They offer family law services including divorce, child custody and visitation, child and spousal support, high asset divorce, mediation, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, and parentage.
Where is the Law Office of Kathryn Figueredo Fowler located and what are their hours?
Located at 406 W. University Avenue, Georgetown, TX 78626. Open Monday to Thursday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Friday 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Closed on weekends and holidays.
What payment options are accepted at the Law Office of Kathryn Figueredo Fowler?
They accept American Express, Apple Pay, Cash, Check, Discover, MasterCard, PayPal, and Visa.
Can you recommend nearby places to relax or unwind after a consultation?
Nearby options include Anchored Wellness Center for therapy, Massage by Anna for massage therapy, and Renew Med Spa for spa treatments, all within reach around Georgetown.
Are there nearby dining options near the Law Office?
Yes, Jimmy Vega's Smokehouse, an American barbecue restaurant, is nearby and a great place to enjoy a meal before or after your visit.
What are some services near the Law Office that can complement family law support?
Nearby you can find Johnston Counseling and Wellness for mental health support and the Austin Telco Federal Credit Union for financial services that may assist families going through legal changes.