About KGK Family Law, PLLC — Family Law Stafford Texas
For family law Stafford residents depend on, KGK Family Law, PLLC brings more than four decades of combined experience to Fort Bend County. Founding partners Yasmin Kutty and Denise Khoury lead the firm from its Stafford office on the Southwest Freeway. Yasmin Kutty is board-certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Practicing in Texas family law since 1996, the partners handle divorce, custody, support, and complex property division for clients across Stafford, Sugar Land, and Fort Bend County. Denise Khoury adds depth in collaborative and international family matters. Free initial consultations are available. To compare nearby options, you can browse other family law attorneys in the directory.
What Clients Say
Clients describe the firm as knowledgeable, compassionate, and steady under pressure. Reviewers highlight the partners’ board-certified expertise, their clear explanations of each option, and a guiding philosophy of “winning through understanding.” Many appreciate the attention given to high-asset and complex cases.
Family Law Stafford — Practice Areas & Services
- Contested, collaborative, and high-asset divorce in Fort Bend County courts.
- Child custody, fathers’ rights, and conservatorship arrangements.
- Child and spousal support calculations under the Texas Family Code.
- Complex property division involving businesses and significant assets.
- Adoption, prenuptial agreements, and family mediation services.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a divorce take in Fort Bend County?
Texas requires a minimum 60-day waiting period after filing. Uncontested divorces may finish soon after, while contested custody or high-asset cases can take several months to over a year, depending on complexity.
How much does a Stafford family lawyer cost?
Cost depends on the matter and whether it is contested. KGK Family Law offers free initial consultations and explains its fee structure upfront, so you understand the likely scope before moving forward.
Where are Stafford family law cases heard?
Because Stafford sits in Fort Bend County, most family cases are heard in the Fort Bend County district courts in Richmond. The firm handles filings, hearings, and negotiations on your behalf.
Quick Facts: Family Law in Stafford, 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
