Grand Prairie Divorce & Family Law Attorneys
Grand Prairie straddles Dallas and Tarrant counties, so jurisdiction depends on the child's residence and the parties' addresses. Garcia-Windsor represents Grand Prairie families in either county, with bilingual counsel and a Bishop Arts office 15 minutes from central Grand Prairie via I-30.
Which County Hears Your Grand Prairie Case
Grand Prairie is split between Dallas and Tarrant counties, so proper venue depends on where the child has lived for the last six months (Tex. Fam. Code §152.201) and where the spouses reside. We help clients identify the correct county and file in the district court with jurisdiction.
Dallas County cases are filed at the George L. Allen, Sr. Courts Building at 600 Commerce Street in downtown Dallas. Tarrant County cases are filed at the Tarrant County Family Law Center at 200 East Weatherford Street in Fort Worth. We appear regularly in both.
A Short Drive From Bishop Arts
Our Bishop Arts office at 1015 N Bishop Ave is roughly 15 minutes from central Grand Prairie via I-30 East, making in-person consultations convenient. We also handle intake by phone or video for clients who prefer to stay local.
Bilingual Family Law for Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie has one of the largest bilingual populations in the Metroplex. Every stage of your case — intake, mediation, court appearances, and post-decree work — can be conducted in English or Spanish. Attorney Isabela A. Garcia coordinates directly with the Mexican Consulate of Dallas when consular services support the case.
Meet Your Attorneys
Every case at Garcia-Windsor, P.C. is led personally by founding attorney Isabela A. Garcia, with support from Andrew Jee. Both attorneys work with English- and Spanish-speaking families across the Dallas Metroplex.
Ready to talk to a bilingual family lawyer?
Call 214-466-6699 or request a free consultation online.