Experienced Affordable Attorneys You Can Afford
Why Hire Marx, Altman & Johnson For Your Divorce
WE OFFER:
- Free consultations
- Easy payment plans
- Affordable flat fees
OUR EXPERIENCE:
- More than 25 years experience
- Over 10,000 cases resolved
- Named “Rising Star Attorney” in Super Lawyers of Texas Monthly*
- Complete focus on Family Law
OUR LOW FEES:
- Agreed divorce cases with lawyer from $225*
- Contested from $1000* down
“WE ARE THE VALUE FIRM”
Roderick D. Marx, founder 1992
Affordable Divorce and Custody Lawyers in Dallas-Fort Worth
In 1992, attorney Roderick D. Marx began a practice devoted solely to divorce. He continues to focus on helping his clients get through the difficult divorce process as quickly and painlessly as possible. At Marx, Altman & Johnson, our attorneys will work hard to provide an agreeable solution for our clients in the Dallas-Fort Worth area who need a high level of representation and experience without paying premium fees.
Today, Mr. Marx is joined by attorneys Richard Johnson, Victoria Weaver, J.R. O’Brien, Cooper Carter, Charsalynn Mitchell, and Genine Ware.
Having represented more than 10,000 clients in varying levels of complex cases including agreed, litigated, and contested divorces, the attorneys at Marx, Altman & Johnson have vast experience and knowledge of the system to better prepare our clients for the legal challenges of divorce ahead. We represent clients in Dallas County, Tarrant County, and the surrounding areas.
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