
Sharita Blacknall
Honest, hardworking, problem-solving divorce and child custody attorney.
Let us protect your rights and preserve your future. We help people. We get results. Period!
Our team is ready to help you protect the things that matter most to you when going through a divorce or child custody matter.
We do not use a cookie cutter approach to our cases. Our clients are unique. The solutions to their mattes should be too.
If the case calls for an aggressive approach, we use an aggressive approach. If the case calls for cooperation, we use cooperation. But, no matter what approach we take we will protect your rights and preserve your future.
We begin our representation by getting a comprehensive picture of who you are and what is important to you. Then, we design and execute a plan consistent with your wants and needs.
We represent people in divorces and custody cases. We help to resolve issues of property division, child support, visitation and spousal maintenance.
We are located in Dallas and we serve Dallas County, Rockwall County, Denton County and Collin County.
To learn more schedule a consultation on our website at www.Blacknallfirm.com.
- Family Law
- Adoption, Child Custody, Child Support, Father's Rights, Guardianship & Conservatorship, Paternity, Prenups & Marital Agreements, Restraining Orders, Same Sex Family Law
- Divorce
- Collaborative Law, Contested Divorce, Military Divorce, Property Division, Same Sex Divorce, Spousal Support & Alimony, Uncontested Divorce
- Child Custody
- Modification
- Credit Cards Accepted
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Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
https://www.blacknallfirm.com/estimate-of-fees-family-law/
- Texas
- State Bar of Texas
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Founder and Chief Legal Strategist
- The Blacknall Firm
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- Texas A&M University School of Law
- (2002) Law
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- University of Texas - Arlington
- B.A. (1997) | Literature
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- Client's Choice Award
- Avvo
- Dallas Bar Association Family Law Section
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- Texas Bar Association Family Law Section
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- Dallas Bar Association
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- Dallas Trial Lawyers Association
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- Q. Need help understanding a court order.
- A: Mutual Agreement Takes Precedence: The court order begins by stating that if both conservators can agree on when each of them will have possession of the child, then that mutual agreement will take precedence. This means they can decide on any schedule that suits them both, regardless of what the court order states.
Standard Order in Absence of Agreement: If the conservators cannot mutually agree on a possession schedule, then they have to follow the "Modified Possession Order" set out in the court order.
100 Miles or Less Distance: If the mom lives 100 miles or less from where the child primarily resides:
She has the right to have possession of the child on the first, third, ... Read More
- Q. can i remove my kids from syepmother temporay guardianship. father drown saving son she got a lawyer norified 7days late
- A: Given the gravity of your situation, it's essential to first emphasize a critical point: If the children and the temporary guardianship proceedings are in Texas, you should immediately consult with and retain a family law attorney in Texas. If the proceedings or the children are in a different state, it's imperative to engage legal counsel in that particular jurisdiction. What follows assumes the children are in Texas and is based on the Texas Family Code. However, always remember that this is general information, and consulting an attorney for your specific situation is crucial.
Parental Rights in Texas: As a biological parent, your rights typically take precedence over any third ... Read More
- Q. Is my marriage valid or invalid?
- A: Given the information provided and the grounds for void marriages outlined in the Texas Family Code:
Using a different last name on the marriage license from what appears on a driver's license does not fall squarely under any of the specified categories that make a marriage void, such as consanguinity, bigamy, or the others listed.
However, the accuracy of information on legal documents is crucial. If it can be proven that the use of the different last name was done with intent to commit fraud or deceive, it could potentially provide grounds for an annulment or a challenge to the validity of the marriage. Yet, just the mere difference in last names between the two documents, without ... Read More
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