LGBTQIA+ Family Law

At Duffee + Eitzen, we are dedicated to protecting the parental rights of LGBTQIA+ individuals. Navigating child custody can be particularly challenging in relationships when legal recognition of parental roles is unclear or when only one parent is biologically related to the child. Our divorce lawyers are committed to helping you secure a parenting arrangement that reflects your family’s needs. Whether you’re working to establish or defend your parental rights, or resolving complex custody issues, our experienced team is here to advocate for you every step of the way. We understand the deep emotional bonds that exist between you and your children, and we work tirelessly to ensure that your relationship is legally recognized and preserved.

Dividing assets during a divorce can be challenging for LGBTQIA+ couples, particularly when significant assets, business interests, or complex financial portfolios are involved. At Duffee + Eitzen, we have extensive experience navigating the complexities of property division for high-net-worth individuals and couples. Our approach is thorough and strategic, ensuring that every asset is accurately valued and fairly divided.

Whether you’re dealing with business valuations, investment portfolios, retirement accounts, or real estate holdings, our team of skilled attorneys and financial experts is equipped to handle every aspect of your case. We work closely with professionals to trace assets and ensure that you receive a fair and equitable division. Our goal is to provide you with the clarity and confidence needed to move forward, knowing that your financial future is secure.

Planning for the future is essential, especially in relationships where significant assets, business interests, or unique financial considerations are involved. That’s especially true for LGBTQIA+ couples who may find their rights treated differently in Texas courts. Our experienced attorneys can help protect financial and personal interests through well-crafted prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. These agreements can address a wide range of issues, from the division of property to spousal support, and provide clarity and peace of mind as you move forward in your relationship.

For couples who choose not to marry but wish to live together and build a life together, a cohabitation agreement can be just as crucial. This document can outline the financial and legal responsibilities of each partner, safeguarding your assets and setting clear expectations. Whether you’re planning a marriage or cohabitation, our team works closely with you to tailor these agreements to your specific needs, ensuring that your rights are protected and your future is secure.