About The Law Office of Ben Carrasco — Divorce Austin Texas
For divorce Austin residents facing a major life change, the Law Office of Ben Carrasco, PLLC offers smart, aggressive representation from start to finish. Ben Carrasco is Stanford-educated and board-certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. The firm serves clients throughout Travis County and the greater Austin area.
Practicing since 2008, Mr. Carrasco handles no-fault and fault-based divorce, custody, support, and complex property division, including high-net-worth cases. He uses expert witnesses and financial advisors to strengthen each case and tailors strategy to your circumstances. Clients value his courtroom skill and responsive communication. To compare nearby options, you can browse other divorce attorneys in the directory.
What Clients Say
Clients describe the firm as responsive, strategic, and trial-ready. Reviewers consistently praise Mr. Carrasco’s clear communication, his preparation, and his calm confidence in the courtroom. Many earned the firm its strong reputation and Avvo Client’s Choice recognition.
Divorce Austin — Practice Areas & Services
- No-fault and fault-based divorce filings in Travis County family courts.
- Child custody and conservatorship arrangements focused on the child’s interest.
- Child and spousal support calculations under the Texas Family Code.
- High-asset property division involving businesses and complex valuations.
- Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, plus order modifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a divorce take in Austin?
Texas requires a minimum 60-day waiting period after filing. Uncontested cases may finish soon after, while contested matters involving custody or high-asset property can take several months to over a year.
How much does an Austin divorce cost?
Cost depends on complexity. This firm charges consultation and hourly rates with a retainer, and discusses your likely scope upfront. High-asset and contested cases generally cost more than uncontested ones.
Where are Austin divorces filed?
Travis County divorces are filed in the family district courts at the Heman Marion Sweatt Courthouse downtown. A family law attorney manages filings, hearings, and negotiations so you can focus on your family.
Quick Facts: Divorce in Austin, Texas
- Mandatory waiting period: Texas law requires at least 60 days between filing and finalizing a divorce — Texas State Law Library
- Community property state: Texas divides marital property in a just and right manner — Texas Family Code
- Residency rule: A spouse must live in Texas six months and the county 90 days before filing — Texas Family Code §6.301
