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TEXAS DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW FIRM SERVING AUSTIN, SAN ANTONIO, HOUSTON & SURROUNDING AREAS. CALL US AT 833-553-4251 Book a consultation!

Kimbrough Legal, PLLC is a client-centered Criminal and Family Law firm located in Austin, TX. As a licensed Texas attorney, Tychanika Kimbrough is fearless, knowledgeable, and passionate in regard to justice and social change. She understands that going through criminal law matters alone can be difficult, so her law firm will develop a personalized plan to help clients navigate the complex legal system. In addition to handling difficult criminal affairs, Tycha will also represent clients in family law cases as well as car wrecks. Let Kimbrough Legal, PLLC handle your legal affairs today.

10/01/2026

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Chloe, you are in good hands. That is all we ever want our clients to feel. 🤍

Brilliant. Hard-working. Diligent. Those words mean the world coming from someone who has seen the work firsthand over several years. That kind of trust is something we do not take lightly.

Thank you for your kind words and for continuing to be part of the Kimbrough Family Law community. We are so grateful for you.

If you are looking for a family law team you can trust in Texas, we would love to hear from you. 🔗 kimbroughfamilylaw.com

09/30/2026

We made the list. Again. 🎉🏆

Kimbrough Family Law has been named a 2026 Inc. 5000 Honoree for the second consecutive year, recognized as one of America's fastest-growing private companies.

Two years in a row. That is not luck. That is a team that shows up, a mission that holds, and clients who trust us with some of the most important moments of their lives.

This is not just a number on a list. This is a reflection of every client who trusted us, every team member who showed up, and every family we had the privilege of walking alongside through some of the hardest moments of their lives.

We started this firm with a clear mission. To provide strong, compassionate, and strategic legal representation for Texas families. And this recognition tells us we are doing exactly that, and then some.

To our clients, our team, and everyone who has been part of this journey, thank you. This belongs to all of you. 💙

We are so proud. And we are just getting started.

09/26/2026

Here’s what you need to know: Mediation isn’t about taking everything from your spouse, it’s about working toward a fair, balanced agreement. Both parties will need to compromise. If children are involved, it’s even more important to approach the process with respect. The goal isn’t to “win”, it’s to move forward in a way that protects your peace, your family, and your future.

Ready to resolve matters respectfully and efficiently? Let us guide you through the mediation process with compassion and clarity.

Contact us at 833-553-4251 or visit kimbroughfamilylaw.com today to take the first step toward a balanced and peaceful resolution.

09/24/2026

Meet Quincy, our Chief Operating Officer. 👋

Quincy oversees operations, strategic planning, and performance across the firm. From legal operations to technology, human capital, and client experience, he is the person making sure our team can show up fully for every family we serve.

He has spent his career building things that last. Scaling organizations, strengthening teams, and creating the kind of operational foundation that allows great work to happen consistently, not just occasionally.

His motto says everything you need to know about how he operates:

"Excellence is not an act, but a standard."

Visit kimbroughfamilylaw.com to learn more about the people behind Kimbrough Family Law.

09/23/2026

Can you lose conservatorship for refusing to co-parent? In Texas, not usually in one dramatic ruling. But it can absolutely cost you rights, decision-making authority, and time with your child.

Here's what most parents miss.

When a Texas judge decides conservatorship, the question isn't only who is the better parent. The law directs the court to weigh whether each parent can encourage and accept a positive relationship between the child and the other parent. Tex. Fam. Code § 153.134(a)(3).

That factor carries real weight.

What puts your conservatorship at risk:

❌ Refusing to communicate with the other parent about your child's school, health, or wellbeing.

❌ Speaking negatively about the other parent in front of your children. Judges hear about it, and it reflects on whether you can put your child's emotional health ahead of your own feelings.

❌ Withholding possession without a legal basis. Denying court-ordered time is a violation of the order, and it can be enforced against you.

❌ Making major decisions alone when the order requires joint decision-making.

❌ Undermining your child's relationship with the other parent. Texas courts treat alienating behavior seriously, and in significant cases it can support a modification of conservatorship.

One important caveat: if there is a genuine safety concern, family violence, substance abuse, neglect, the answer is not to withhold on your own. It is to go to court and ask for protective terms. Self-help is what gets otherwise good parents in trouble.

Here's the hard truth. Divorce is painful. Co-parenting with someone you no longer want in your life is harder. But the moment your conflict starts shaping your child's relationship with their other parent, the court will notice.

Your child deserves both parents. Protecting that relationship is not just the right thing to do. In Texas, it is the strategic one.

If you have concerns about your co-parenting arrangement, or you believe the other parent is interfering with your relationship with your child, don't wait.

Call 833-553-4251 or visit kimbroughfamilylaw.com to schedule a consultation.

This post is general information about Texas law, not legal advice, and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

09/21/2026

Tell us your story. We will help you protect it. 🤍

No two cases are the same. Because no two families are the same. No two relationships. No two people.

What you are going through right now is personal. It is complicated. And it deserves more than a one-size-fits-all approach from someone who barely knows your name.

Here is how we show up for our clients:

We listen first. Before strategy, before paperwork, before anything else, we want to understand where you are, what matters most to you, and what you are most afraid of losing.

We speak plainly. No overwhelming legal language. No runaround. Just clear, honest conversations about your options and what to expect at every step.

We fight for what matters. In negotiations, in mediation, or in the courtroom, we show up ready to protect your rights, your children, and your future.

This might be one of the hardest seasons of your life. You deserve a team that treats it that way.

Your story matters. Come tell it to us.

Visit kimbroughfamilylaw.com to schedule a consultation. 👇

09/18/2026

Did you know a postmarital agreement (aka postnuptial agreement) can protect what matters most, even after the wedding? 💍

Most people have heard of premarital agreements (aka prenuptial agreements). But postmarital agreements are just as valuable and honestly more practical for couples who are already married and want to get on the same page financially.

Here is when it makes sense to consider one:

✔️ You started a new business after getting married. A postmarital agreement can protect it as separate property so it is not on the table if things ever change.

✔️ You received an inheritance or gift. Without proper documentation, inheritances can become marital property over time. A postmarital agreement keeps them where they belong.

✔️ Your financial picture changed significantly. A big promotion, a company sale, a windfall. Protecting what you have earned is not pessimistic. It is smart.

✔️ You and your spouse have different financial habits. Clear boundaries now prevent messy conversations later.

✔️ You are working through a rough patch. Financial clarity can actually be a stabilizing force while you rebuild.

What it can cover:

💰 Division of property and assets
💰 Separate vs. community property designations
💰 Spousal maintenance terms
💰 Debt responsibility
💰 Inheritance rights

What it cannot cover:

❌ Conservatorship or child support. Courts decide those based on the best interest of the child, full stop.

And no, a postmarital agreement is not a sign that your marriage is in trouble. It is a sign that you are both adults who take your future seriously.

Visit kimbroughfamilylaw.com or call 833-553-4251 to schedule a consultation. 👇

09/17/2026

Reaching a mutual understanding early in the process can significantly reduce conflict and delay. We encourage clients to avoid unnecessary disputes over minor issues and to approach negotiations with maturity and cooperation. By focusing on practical solutions rather than emotional reactions, couples can often reach an amicable agreement saving time, reducing costs, and minimizing emotional strain for everyone involved.

Ready to move forward with clarity and confidence?

Contact us at 833-553-4251 or visit kimbroughfamilylaw.com today to learn how our team can help you navigate your next steps with professionalism and care.

09/16/2026

When a client takes the time to share how our team made a difference during one of the most personal seasons of their life, it means more than we can put into words.

Family law is not just about cases, filings, or court dates. It is about people. Families. Futures. The moments when someone needs guidance, strength, and support the most.

To our client, thank you for trusting Kimbrough Family Law with something so personal and important. It was an honor to stand beside you, and we are grateful to have been part of your journey. 🤍

09/15/2026

What is your biggest fear going into a divorce? 💔

It is a question most people carry quietly for a long time before they ever pick up the phone.

Some of the most common ones sound like this:

💔 "I'm afraid I'll lose time with my kids."
💔 "I'm scared I won't be able to afford the process."
💔 "What if I walk away with nothing?"
💔 "I don't know what to expect, and the unknown feels overwhelming."
💔 "I'm worried my spouse will turn my kids against me."
💔 "I'm afraid I won't be able to support myself financially."

If any of those hit close to home, you are not alone. Not even a little.

Here is what we have seen time and time again. Most of the fear around divorce comes from not knowing. Not from the process itself. The moment people start to understand their rights, their options, and what Texas law actually says about their situation, something shifts. The fear does not disappear but it stops running the show.

You deserve to make decisions from a place of clarity, not fear.

So tell us. What is your biggest fear? Drop it in the comments or send us a message. This is a safe space and we are here to talk about it. 👇

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