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At the Law Offices of Kate Smith, PLLC in Colleyville, it is my mission to make the legal process as painless as possible while protecting my client’s interests to the fullest degree. I understand that cases involving family law matters are often emotionally charged. To ensure the process goes as smoothly as possible, my law firm is committed to providing strong and compassionate legal services.
I believe that clients should control their own destiny. Through the thoughtful use of all cumulative resources, which includes collaborative law and mediation, I guide clients to amicable and less costly solutions to their legal problems whenever possible. Since litigation is often inherently stressful, I use it as a last resort. However, when needed, I strongly litigate to protect my client’s best interests. I believe my every individual who seeks my guidance deserves personalized attention and should be treated with respect and dignity. Through fair-minded and compassionate service, I strive to help them meet their legal objectives. Call my law office today at 817-479-0534 to set up a consultation.
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Military divorce can involve many of the same issues as any other Texas divorce, but military service can add another layer of legal and practical considerations. For military families in Southlake and the surrounding Tarrant County area, a divorce may involve questions about military retirement, deployment, jurisdiction, child custody, healthcare benefits, Survivor Benefit Plan coverage, […]
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How Does Divorce Mediation Work in Arlington, TX?
Divorce mediation gives spouses a way to work through the terms of their divorce with the help of a neutral mediator instead of asking a judge to decide every disputed issue. In Arlington, Texas, mediation is commonly used to address property division, parenting arrangements, child support, spousal support, and other issues that must be resolved […]
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Do I Need a Will If I Already Have a Trust in Frisco, TX?
In many cases, yes, you may still need a will even if you have a trust. A trust and a will serve different purposes, and having one does not automatically make the other unnecessary. Whether you need both depends on the type of trust you have, which assets are actually held by the trust, your […]

