About Hargrave Family Law — Family Law McKinney Texas
For family law McKinney residents trust, Hargrave Family Law brings a collaborative, solution-oriented approach to a difficult time. Led by board-certified attorney Jennifer Hargrave, the firm champions “Divorce Without Destruction,” seeking creative resolutions that protect families’ dignity and future. The team serves McKinney, Collin County, and surrounding communities.
Practicing in family law since 2017 and backed by over 230 years of combined team experience, the firm handles divorce, custody, support, and high-asset property division. Its team-based structure means consistent communication and organized case management. Complimentary case evaluations are available, including virtual options. To compare nearby options, you can browse other family law attorneys in the directory.
What Clients Say
Clients describe the firm as transparent, responsive, and focused on long-term outcomes. Reviewers praise the collaborative philosophy that lowers conflict, the organized case management, and Jennifer Hargrave’s board-certified expertise. Many value the firm’s calm, practical guidance during emotional disputes.
Family Law McKinney — Practice Areas & Services
- Collaborative and traditional divorce in Collin County courts.
- Child custody and support arrangements focused on the child’s interest.
- High-asset property division involving businesses and complex valuations.
- Prenuptial, postnuptial, and cohabitation agreements.
- Post-divorce modifications and enforcement actions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is collaborative divorce?
Collaborative divorce is a non-adversarial process where both spouses and their attorneys commit to resolving issues outside of court. It often reduces conflict, cost, and stress, which is central to Hargrave Family Law’s approach.
How long does a divorce take in McKinney?
Texas requires a minimum 60-day waiting period after filing under Family Code Section 6.702. Uncontested cases may finish soon after, while contested custody or high-asset matters can take several months to over a year.
Where are McKinney family law cases heard?
Because McKinney is the Collin County seat, most family cases are heard in the Collin County courts in McKinney. The firm handles filings, hearings, and negotiations on your behalf.
Quick Facts: Family Law in McKinney, Texas
- Custody is common: More than 26,000 Texas divorce cases involving children are filed each year — Texas Judicial Branch
- Mandatory waiting period: Texas Family Code §6.702 requires at least 60 days before a divorce is finalized — Texas Family Code
- Community property state: Texas divides marital property in a just and right manner — Texas Family Code
