
Board-Certified Divorce Attorney | Colleyville & Southlake, TX
Kate Smith is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and holds an LL.M in Dispute Resolution. Serving North Texas since 2005.
20+ years experience | Collaborative and contested divorce


Colleyville’s Best Family Law Attorney & Divorce Lawyer
– Experienced & Compassionate Legal Representation
When faced with legal transitions, such as divorce or planning for the future of your estate, it is crucial to hire knowledgeable and compassionate legal guidance. At the Law Office of Kate Smith, PLLC in Colleyville, Attorney Kate Smith offers a blend of expertise and personalized attention to help clients overcome the hurdles involved in family law issues, estate planning, and other matters requiring civil litigation.
From helping her clients through a divorce to litigating the probate process of an estate, Attorney Kate Smith can effectively and efficiently guide you through your legal action. Law Office of Kate Smith, PLLC not only passionately advocates for her clients’ best interests, but she offers caring and informative advice as well.
Types of Cases I Handle
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C.H.
I will definitely be hiring Kate. Kate helped me with a really meaningful name change. She explained the process to me in a way that made sense, and she provided lots of support along the way. I will definitely be hiring Kate for estate planning in the future!

Handling Complex & Sensitive Legal Issues
Serving Colleyville & Southlake
Kate Smith treats every client with the respect and dignity they deserve while employing the most effective strategies to bring their case to a positive resolution. Listed in Martindale-Hubbell’s Bar Register of Pre-Eminent Lawyers, Law Office of Kate Smith, PLLC is among select law firms recognized for professional excellence and the highest levels of skill and integrity. Attorney Kate Smith represents clients throughout Tarrant County including the cities of Colleyville, Southlake, Keller, Grapevine, Hurst, and Bedford.
If you have been on the fence about seeking guidance and services from a law firm, let Attorney Kate Smith help you make your final decision. Kate Smith’s main goal is to ensure the best outcome for her clients’ cases. I do this by providing each client with a personalized plan for their case and efficiently presenting it in and out of the courtroom.
About Colleyville
Ranked the 11th safest city in the United States in 2018, Colleyville is a city located in northeastern Tarrant County, Texas. Colleyville was originally a small rural community and the first settlers arrived in the 1850s. The initial settlers were primarily farmers. The city was officially established in 1956 after a few smaller communities banded together, and as of 2020, the population of Colleyville was 26,766 people. Colleyville was named after Dr. Lilburn Howard Colley, a veteran of the Union army and general practitioner. Tourists often come to the area to enjoy the Colleyville Nature Center and other nature and wildlife parks. Colleyville is also centrally located in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and visitors can get to Dallas, Fort Worth, and Arlington within 30 minutes.
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In many cases, yes. Divorce mediation can reduce the overall cost of a divorce in Southlake, TX because it often helps spouses resolve disputes without lengthy court proceedings. While mediation isn’t appropriate for every situation, many couples are able to save time, reduce legal expenses, and maintain greater control over the outcome by reaching agreements […]









