Plano Divorce & Family Law Attorneys — Bilingual

Where Plano Family Cases Are Heard

Plano is in Collin County. Family cases are filed with the Collin County District Clerk and heard at the Collin County Courthouse at 2100 Bloomdale Road in McKinney. Our Bishop Arts office is about a 40-minute drive from central Plano via US-75.

Collin County uses its own family district courts and has its own local scheduling rules for temporary orders and mediation. We appear in Collin County regularly and coordinate travel to McKinney for hearings and mediation.

High-Asset and Corporate-Executive Divorce

We regularly handle Plano cases involving high-asset divorces, corporate executive compensation, and international families. Complex Plano cases often require forensic accountants, business valuators, and stock-plan specialists, all of which we routinely retain and coordinate.

Property characterization — separating pre-marital property, gifted or inherited property, and community property acquired during a Plano-based marriage — is one of the most frequently disputed areas we address.

Bilingual Representation With Cross-Border Reach

Plano has a growing Spanish-speaking professional population. We take intake, mediation, and court appearances in English or Spanish. For Plano clients with property or family in Mexico, attorney Isabela A. Garcia's role as consulting attorney for the Mexican Consulate General of Dallas provides direct experience with Hague-Convention service and enforcement.