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• A DIFFERENT KIND OF LAW OFFICE

  Teller Law Firm, P.C. is a Northeast Tarrant County law firm focused on divorce and all other family law matters, including child custody, child support, property division, property characterization, reimbursement, alimony, marital torts, decree modifications, paternity, interstate and Texas terminations and adoptions, pre and post marital agreements, restraining orders, protective orders, and child protective services cases. While able to smoothly handle the less complex family law matters, the firm's cases normally involve more complex, emotionally-charged issues.

  Donald E. Teller, Jr. has an extensive legal and business background, including his Juris Doctor and Masters in Business Administration degrees from Southern Methodist University. After working as a family law attorney for a litigation firm, in 1998 he opened his own law practice in Tarrant County. Mr. Teller has experienced the family litigation process not only as an attorney and a visiting associate judge, but more importantly as a litigant. He often knows from firsthand experience what his clients are going through because he has been in a similar situation.

  Our Mission

  Our mission is to proactively address our clients' concerns and lead them through the family law procedural maze as efficiently and effectively as possible.

  How We Accomplish Our Mission

  Rather than applying the same approach to every situation, Teller Law Firm, P.C. combines varied legal approaches with direct client involvement and technological advances to customize a legal strategy for each case.

  The firm resolves cases by employing different legal avenues as needed to suit our clients' needs, including litigation, mediation, collaborative law, and/or negotiation.

  Litigation- Family law litigation remains the most often used approach to resolve family law cases. When agreement between parties is not possible using mediation, collaborative law or negotiation, litigation is the only method left to resolve the dispute. We have handled hundreds of litigation cases for our clients. Because litigation can be expensive, the firm establishes an overall litigation strategy and assesses the costs vs. benefits of each aspect of the litigation process.

  Mediation- Mediation involves utilizing a third party, frequently but not always an attorney, to facilitate an agreement when one may not otherwise be possible. We zealously represent our clients at the mediation, and impress upon the mediator and the other party the importance of our client's concerns in order to arrive at a mediated solution most advantageous to our client.

  Collaborative Law- Collaborative law is the newest family law resolution process that takes the matter out of the court system and enhances the ability of the client to control their own destiny. Our firm represents the clients' interests, but also addresses the needs and concerns of the other parties in order to arrive at a "win - win" solution. Collaborative law uses a highly structured process, and attorneys trained in the process, to achieve the result. This firm is trained in collaborative law and works with our clients through the collaborative law roadmap.

  Negotiation- Some level of negotiation occurs in most family law cases. We prioritize our clients' concerns in order to ensure that the issues most important to the client are realized. Negotiation often involves utilizing "leverage" to your advantage. Our firm pinpoints the "leverage" in each situation and uses it to achieve a superior negotiated settlement.

  While cognizant of the standards Texas family law courts frequently use, we will deviate from those terms when possible to provide a better client solution. The "every other weekend" possession is often not best for children when the detailed lives of the parents is reviewed. We toss out the "cookie cutter" visitation schedule and customize a visitation schedule to fit our clients' needs.

  While some firms prefer less client interaction, we believe more client involvement increases case efficiency and ensures that our clients' needs are met. We assign experienced legal assistants to each matter to increase client - firm communication. We work with our clients to determine their priorities and a litigation strategy that analyzes the costs and benefits. We keep our clients informed and are accessible to promptly answer questions and address issues that come up throughout the process.

  The use of integrated legal technology solutions further enhances our ability to meet our clients' needs and has the added benefit of keeping costs down for our clients. We are one of the few family law firms to use case management and document management litigation tools to increase the effective management of all of our cases. Document assembly software assists with the preparation and filing of court documents. Computerized research tools increase our use of legal precedents, and our use of investigative tools helps us unearth facts that otherwise may go unnoticed.

  Customized solutions and integrated technology achieve the best results for our clients. However, despite all the advances, law firms are still made up of legal professionals - attorneys and legal assistants. All of our legal assistants have numerous years of experience and have assisted many clients through the years.

• Texas, 1995 U.S. District Court Northern District of Texas, 1995 U.S. District Court Southern District of Texas, 2000 U.S. District Court Eastern District of Texas, 2001 U.S. Supreme Court, 2009

• Southern Methodist University School of Law, Dallas, Texas, 1995J.D.Honors: Phi Delta Phi Southern Methodist University, 1995M.B.A. North Texas State University, 1987B.B.A.

• At Teller Law Firm, P.C., we provide strong representation for a range of divorce and family law issues. Based in Grapevine, our law firm has been serving clients in North Texas since 1998, including those in Denton and Tarrant counties.

  A significant part of our practice is related to divorce, including uncontested divorce, contested divorce, property division, child custody, child support, visitation, spousal support, divorce planning and asset protection. We also have the experience to handle complex or high-asset divorce, including business valuation, retirement division, interstate custody disputes and confidential settlement matters. Our attorneys also can assist with all aspects of military divorce and "gray divorce" for older individuals. Our family law practice also includes pre- and post-marriage agreements, adoptions, modifications and enforcement of current orders, and appeals.

  Our attorneys have the knowledge and dedication to effectively navigate clients through every phase in the legal process. Donald Teller and Anna Teller have both been practicing law since 1995, were named top attorneys for mediation and collaborative law by Fort Worth Magazine and have high Avvo.com ratings. Additionally, Mr. Teller is board-certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

  The lawyers at Teller Law Firm, P.C., vary their approach to family law matters based on the unique needs of their clients. Our goal is to be thorough, dependable, accessible, professional and meticulous in our dealings with every client and every case. We draft all documentation in-house, saving our clients both time and money, and are skilled at all dispute resolution techniques, including mediation, collaborative law, settlement negotiation and litigation. Contact us today about your family law concern, and let us put our experience to work for you.

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