Texas Family Law and Divorce Attorney
Child Custody ▪ Child Support ▪ Alimony ▪ Fathers' Rights ▪ Military Divorce
At the El Paso office of Carlos M. Quinonez, Attorney at Law, we know that divorce-related matters can be emotionally charged and have consequences that are far reaching. However, thorough preparation and a dispassionate review of all the relevant facts can be the key to getting our clients the results they want. Our family law and divorce practice is geared toward taking a realistic view of the law and the facts, and then presenting them in the manner that advances our clients' best interests.
At the law office of Carlos M. Quinonez, Attorney at Law, we handle all aspects of divorce, including:
- Child custody
- Child support and child support liens
- Military divorce
- Alimony/spousal support
- Property division
- Paternity
- Fathers' rights
- Grandparent custody
- Stepparent adoptions
- Private adoptions
- Post-decree modifications
Attorney Quinonez handles both non-contested divorces and contested divorces. While negotiating amicable solutions is often the preferred path, Attorney Quinonez is not shy about going to trial in order to preserve his clients' interests.
Military divorces need special attention.
When dealing with military divorce, it's best to engage an attorney who is familiar with the nuances involved in these cases. It's important to know that there is a specialized set of rules that govern the divorces of military personnel, even if they are retired from active service. Members of the armed forces have specific rights under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) that affect matters ranging from payment schedules to the division of retirement assets. Attorney Quinonez is a skilled attorney with experience handling military divorces; he can provide the special attention required if you are involved in one.
We handle adoption matters, too.
At the office of Carlos M. Quinonez, Attorney at Law, we also handle adoption and re-adoption matters. When a child is adopted in a foreign country, the child must be re-adopted in Texas for adoption to be recognized in Texas. We are familiar with the requirements for re-adoption and can help you through this procedure as speedily as possible.
If you have questions about any divorce-related issue, including military divorces and adoptions, please contact the law office of Carlos M. Quinonez. Phone us at 915-533-0009 or E-mail to make an appointment and discuss your particular circumstances.
Carlos M. Quinonez, Attorney at Law
303 Texas Avenue
Suite 203
El Paso, TX 79901-1466
Phone: 915-533-0009 ▪ Fax: 915-533-4399 ▪ Email