Family Lawyer in dfw

[bigcigar 1165]

My wife and I are thinking of offering to adopt a young adult. He’s been effectively family for the last 12 years, and it would give us more leverage to help with mental health support in the near term. Long-term, I see him as a son and would like him to be legally treated as my son.

I’d like to speak with a family lawyer before we move forward - primary needs would be adult adoption q&a and putting together a will.

Any surly recommendations?

[Call 393]

PM Hornian for a referral 

[shadow_operative2.0 16047]

@Dr Fear should know someone as well. 

[Dr Fear 1268]

Which county are you in?

[bigcigar 1165]

46 minutes ago, Dr Fear said:

Which county are you in?

Dallas

[baboso 6057]

Liz Porter at Koons Fuller.

[Dr Fear 1268]

I would recommend Rebecca Rowan, she used to be a shareholder at Koons Fuller, her and a couple other people left to start their own firm a few years ago.

https://www.turnermcdowellrowan.com/rebecca-rowan

[hornian 5230]

I’m late to the game. 
 

Anyone from Koons Fuller is $$$$ and overkill for an adult adoption. 
 

Adult adoptions are literally the easiest thing to do in family law, outside of a name change. I throw my $150 an hour associates on them and they cost the client under a grand (excluding filing fees) typically. 
 

 

[Dr Fear 1268]

I’m late to the game. 
 
Anyone from Koons Fuller is $$$$ and overkill for an adult adoption. 
 
Adult adoptions are literally the easiest thing to do in family law, outside of a name change. I throw my $150 an hour associates on them and they cost the client under a grand (excluding filing fees) typically. 
 
 

Assuming that the biological parents died in a car wreck or were otherwise Terminated.

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[hornian 5230]

4 hours ago, Dr Fear said:

Assuming that the biological parents died in a car wreck or were otherwise Terminated.

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For an adult adoption no termination of parental rights is needed.