Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Re: Changing Divorce Attorneys

The brief answer is yes.

Will it cause interruption - I can't answer based on your limited question.

Good luck!

Re: Changing Divorce Attorneys

Depends on how complicated your divorce is. More complicated - more delaym less complicated - less or no delay.

Re: Changing Divorce Attorneys

Sure, you can and should be able to engage any lawyer you prefer.

The new attorney would notify the court that he or she is the new attorney of record.

That being said, your new attorney would want to look over the petition and any other documents that have been filed to date to verify that they have been done correctly. So there would be some additional expense for that which would be fairly minimal unless there was some error that needed to be corrected.