Irving Divorce & Family Law Attorneys — Bilingual

Where Irving Family Cases Are Filed

Irving sits primarily within Dallas County, so most Irving family cases are filed with the Dallas County District Clerk and heard at the George L. Allen, Sr. Courts Building at 600 Commerce Street in downtown Dallas. Our Bishop Arts office is roughly a 20-minute drive from Las Colinas via SH-183 or a similar timeframe from Valley Ranch via I-635.

For protective-order matters, Irving Police Department reports and Irving Municipal Court records can be relevant evidence and are routinely subpoenaed as part of a Chapter 85 protective-order application in Dallas County district court.

Bilingual Representation Across a Diverse City

Irving is home to a substantial bilingual community, and our team routinely handles cases involving cross-border custody, immigration considerations, and Mexican Consulate coordination — all in English or Spanish.

For Irving-area families with a spouse or children in Mexico, attorney Isabela A. Garcia's role as consulting attorney for the Mexican Consulate General of Dallas means Hague Convention service, cross-border enforcement, and consular apostille work are routine parts of our practice.

Consultations

Consultations are free and can be conducted in person at our Bishop Arts office, by phone, or by video. We respond to every inquiry within one business day. Call 214-466-6699 or submit the online form.