One of the questions we hear most at The Law Office of Katy M. Lovett is “Do I still need an attorney if I want to use a mediator?” The short answer is yes, and the reason comes down to
We are proud to announce that Round Rock family law attorney Katy M. Lovett has been selected for the 2026 Texas Rising Stars by Super Lawyers list. This is her fourth consecutive selection. This is an extraordinary milestone, and Katy
“Can I pay child support to the other parent directly?” This is one of the questions Katy Lovett hears most often from parents navigating a child support case in Round Rock and throughout Williamson County, Texas. It seems like a
Most divorces don’t have to end in a courtroom battle. While every divorce case is different, an experienced Round Rock divorce attorney like Katy M. Lovett resolves the vast majority of her cases through negotiation and settlement rather than a
If you’re going through a child custody dispute in the Austin metro area, you may already know that Texas family law governs both Williamson County and Travis County. What many parents don’t realize, however, is that the way those laws
Residents in Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, and North Austin sometimes assume they can choose whether to file for divorce in Williamson County or Travis County. In reality, Texas law requires a divorce to be filed in the county where
Understanding the Risks, Costs, and Benefits of Handling Your Own Divorce Compared to Hiring Legal Representation Divorce turns your whole life upside down, and the question of pro se divorce vs hiring a family law attorney comes up fast. The
Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents When determining custody arrangements, it is important to consider all possible provisions, including first right of refusal. What is right of first refusal in custody? The Law
Divorce changes your financial life, and asking “Is spousal support mandatory in Texas?” is one of the first questions people ask. Spousal support in Texas is not automatic, and Texas spousal support laws take a more limited approach than most
If you share a child with your former spouse or partner, it is important to understand the definition of child support in Texas and how it may apply to your situation. Child support is not optional; it is a legal
Table of Contents Imputed income for child support is when a Texas court assigns income to a parent based on what they could earn, rather than what they currently earn. Child support calculations depend on accurate income figures to ensure
Table of Contents If you are getting divorced, understanding what disqualifies you from alimony in Texas can shape your expectations early in the divorce process. Alimony in Texas is limited, and courts follow strict statutory rules before awarding spousal support.
At the Law Office of Katy M. Lovett, PLLC, you are not just a case number. Our family law attorney takes the time to listen to your concerns, understand your goals, and develop a strategic approach that aligns with your needs under Texas law.
