Family Law Attorney in North Richland Hills

Work Directly With Michelle Purvis From Consultation Through Resolution

Divorce, child custody, support, and property questions often overlap. A decision about the family home may affect financial support, while a proposed parenting schedule can raise questions about school, transportation, and decision-making authority. A family law attorney can identify these connections and explain the options available under Texas law.

Michelle Purvis Law provides personalized counsel to North Richland Hills residents facing these decisions. Michelle Purvis evaluates the facts, explains potential paths forward, and prepares each case for negotiation or litigation based on the circumstances.

Call (817) 809-8199 to discuss your concerns and schedule a consultation with Michelle Purvis.

Connected Family Law Services for North Richland Hills Residents

Divorce and parenting disputes rarely involve a single question. Each case requires a careful assessment of the facts, existing court orders, financial obligations, and unresolved issues that could shape an agreement or court decision.

Representation includes:

• Divorce: Addressing property, parenting, support, and other terms required to end a marriage.
• Property division: Identifying and addressing assets, debts, and complex financial issues during divorce.
• Child custody: Handling conservatorship, the Texas term for the rights and duties assigned to parents, as well as decision-making responsibilities.
• Visitation and possession orders: Establishing or addressing schedules that determine when each parent has time with a child.
• Child support and spousal support: Evaluating financial information and obligations under applicable Texas law.
• Marital agreements: Preparing agreements that define financial and property rights between spouses or prospective spouses.
• Mediation: Working toward an agreement through a structured process led by a neutral mediator.
• Enforcement of orders: Seeking court action when a party hasn’t followed an existing order.

Negotiation or mediation may resolve some or all disputed terms without trial. When the parties can’t reach an agreement, the firm can prepare for temporary orders, contested hearings, or trial. The appropriate path depends on the issues in dispute, the level of conflict, and whether immediate court intervention is necessary.

More Than 20 Years of Experience in Divorce & Custody Matters

Michelle Purvis has handled highly contested divorces, high-net-worth estates, complex financial disputes, and high-conflict child custody cases. Her experience informs careful issue identification and strategic preparation when legal, financial, and parenting concerns intersect.

Clients communicate directly with her from the initial consultation through resolution. She explains available options, provides updates as the case develops, and prepares for settlement discussions as well as contested court proceedings. This continuity gives each client a consistent point of contact throughout the process.