Family Law Attorney · San Antonio & Bexar County

Facing a family legal matter?
Clear guidance through difficult times.

Name: The Law Office of Mark E. Braswell, P.C.
Address: 7461 Callaghan Road, Suite 702, San Antonio, TX, 78229, US
Telephone: (210) 699-9966
Price range: Free Consultation — Contingency Fee

"Family law cases involve your children, your home, and your future. I give you an honest picture of what to expect — no sugarcoating — and fight to protect what matters most to you."
— Mark E. Braswell, San Antonio

From uncontested divorce to contested custody battles, I've navigated San Antonio's family courts for 24 years. You get direct access to me, not a case manager.

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Family Law Services

Family law cases I handle in Bexar County

Whether you're navigating an uncontested divorce or fighting for custody of your children, I guide you through the Texas family court system with clarity about your realistic options and determination to protect your interests.

Contested and uncontested divorce
Child custody and parenting plan negotiation
Child support calculation, enforcement, and modification
Spousal maintenance (alimony)
Military divorce and USFSPA retirement division
Protective orders and domestic violence representation
Paternity and adoption proceedings

Frequently asked questions

What people ask me

Texas requires a mandatory 60-day waiting period after filing. Uncontested divorces can finalize in 60–90 days. Contested divorces involving disputed property or custody typically take 6–18 months.

Texas is a community property state. Assets and debts acquired during marriage are generally divided equally — but 'just and right' doesn't always mean 50/50. Fault, earning capacity, and children's needs can all affect the division. Separate property is not subject to division.

Courts focus on the 'best interest of the child' — considering each parent's ability to provide stability, the child's relationship with each parent, and (for children 12+) the child's own preference. Joint managing conservatorship is the default starting point.

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I personally review every inquiry — not a paralegal.

Facing a family legal matter?Clear guidance through difficult times.

Family law cases I handle in Bexar County

What people ask me

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Navigating family court in San Antonio? I'll guide you.

Facing a family legal matter?
Clear guidance through difficult times.