Family Law Attorney

Build Your Practice Around What You Do Best You argue contested hearings, lead mediations, take depositions, and try cases. Your team handles collections, consultations, and intake. You decide how much drafting you want to do. Our paralegals can handle as much—or as little—of the drafting as you choose. A dedicated trial paralegal supports you with hearing and trial preparation, so when you walk into court, you're prepared. And when you leave, you don't return to an office with 40 drafts waiting on your desk. Who We Are We're a Dallas-based boutique family law firm focused on representing women through divorce. Our team is mission-driven and intentionally structured differently than most firms. We don't believe "attorneys who do it all" is a sustainable model. It's a formula for burnout. The traditional law firm playbook wasn't written with modern attorneys—or the women they represent—in mind. So we rewrote it. We've built a division of labor where every team member focuses on what they do best. We're looking for an experienced family law attorney who wants to practice in that environment. What You'll Do Argue contested hearings, temporary orders, and trials Lead mediations and adversarial negotiations Take depositions and prepare witnesses Review and revise motions and responses drafted by your paralegal Guide clients through testimony and court appearances using trauma-informed care Draft and customize pleadings, discovery, and final orders efficiently (if that's the part of practice you enjoy) What You Won't Do Collections Initial consultations Intake calls Build your own exhibit binders or trial notebooks Pretend to enjoy every part of practicing family law Base salary: $100,000-$180,000, depending on experience Performance bonus on collected revenue above target 10% origination bonus on cases you bring to the firm Health, dental, vision, life insurance, and HSA 401(k) with a 3% employer match after one year Flexible work-from-home policy with optional office attendance Paid bar dues, CLE, and firm retreats What We're Looking For Active Texas law license or documented Texas reciprocity process At least two years of direct family law experience Meaningful experience in Texas family law litigation, negotiation, and case strategy Strong legal judgment and attention to detail Direct, respectful, and honest communication skills Emotional intelligence and healthy professional boundaries The confidence to contribute informed opinions and the humility to consider others' perspectives A genuine commitment to supporting and empowering women through divorce Our Hiring Process Most candidates complete the process in approximately two weeks #J-18808-Ljbffr