Board-certified Representation, Practical Direction, And Steady Advocacy For Every Step Ahead
Sunnyvale Family Law & Divorce Attorneys
Trusted Family Law Representation, Right Here in Sunnyvale
When a family law or divorce matter enters your life, the decisions made in the weeks and months ahead can have consequences that last for years. At Mueller Family Law Group, we understand the weight of what you are carrying — and we have spent more than 30 years helping Texas families move through it with confidence and clarity. We serve Sunnyvale and the surrounding communities with experienced, compassionate representation that makes a genuine difference when it matters most.
Our firm stands apart from many others in Texas because:
- Every partner is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
- We have more than a century of combined legal experience across all areas of family law and divorce.
- We use a team-based, collaborative approach that puts the full strength of our firm behind your case.
Call us at (214) 225-6766 to schedule a consultation with one of our attorneys.
Get There.
Whether you’re facing divorce or another family challenge, we help you make informed decisions for the road ahead.
Family Law Cases We Handle for Sunnyvale Clients
Family law matters range from custody disputes to prenuptial agreements, and each case carries its own unique set of circumstances, emotions, and stakes. Our attorneys represent Sunnyvale clients across the full range of family law, bringing careful attention and genuine dedication to every matter they handle. Cases for Sunnyvale residents are typically heard in the Dallas County Family District Courts, where our attorneys have well-established experience, too.
If your situation involves any of the following, we are here to help:
- Child custody
- Child support
- Domestic violence
- Enforcements
- Modifications
- Paternity
- Prenuptial/postnuptial agreements
- Relocation
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Abby M. Foster Partner
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Rob McAngus Partner
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Jonathan J. Bates Partner
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George Parker Partner
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KD Bond Attorney
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Ryan Branch Attorney
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Amy T. Ford Attorney
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Austin Holmes Attorney
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Vanessa Jones Attorney
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Shane Landers Attorney
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Ainsley McNally Attorney
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Kim M. Meaders Attorney
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Ravi V. Mohan Attorney
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These attorneys are simply the best, they know what they are doing and do it well. They pay attention to their clients and provide the best advice. Whatever your needs are, they will find a way to help you and get the results you need.L.Y.
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“Jim Mueller, and Greg Beane took on an insurmountable task. They were excellent at keeping us informed, they took on the Colorado court system with a child custody suit.”R.M.
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You have been my counselor, therapist, mentor, advisor – and most of all- my friend. I can’t imagine having gone through this process without you.J.M.
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R.H.
Thank you for your wisdom. You’ll never know how valuable it was to me.
Let Us Help You Face What Comes Next
The road ahead may feel uncertain right now, but having a reputable legal team beside you can help you put your worries away. At Mueller Family Law Group, we are committed to providing Sunnyvale families with experienced, tenacious, and compassionate representation for any family law or divorce case. From the very first phone call all the way through to resolution, we’ll be ready to fight for your family when it matters most.
Call us today at (214) 225-6766 to schedule your consultation and take the first step forward.
Family Law & Divorce FAQ
Have questions? We are here to help. Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 214-225-6766 today!
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Can I get sole custody of my child in Texas?
In Texas, sole custody, known as sole managing conservatorship in legal contexts, is possible but is not the default outcome. Courts generally prefer arrangements that keep both parents meaningfully involved in a child's life. Sole conservatorship is more likely to be granted when evidence shows that a joint arrangement would not serve the child's best interests, such as in situations involving abuse, neglect, or substance issues.
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How does adultery affect a divorce in Texas?
Texas is a no-fault divorce state, meaning you do not need to prove wrongdoing to file. However, adultery can still influence the outcome of a case. A judge may take it into account during property division and potentially award a greater share of marital assets to the wronged spouse, particularly when marital funds were spent in connection with the affair.
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Do both spouses have to agree to get a divorce in Texas?
No. In Texas, one spouse can file for divorce without the other's consent. If the other spouse contests the divorce, the case proceeds as a contested matter and may ultimately be decided by a judge if the parties are unable to reach a settlement on their own. If no response is given, the judge may agree to rule in default against the nonrespondent party.
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Building The Path Forward
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100+ Years of Combined ExperienceOur team is uniquely equipped with the experience and insight of seasoned veterans and the agility of some of the brightest minds in law.
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A Team-Based, Collaborative EnvironmentOur clients always come first. We work with you as a team to determine a strategy to help achieve your goals while keeping a realistic view.
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Integrity & Honesty Are EverythingFrom our first meeting to the conclusion of your case, we stand by the quality of our work. We always strive to do right by our clients.