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Compassionate Legal Representation for LGBTQ+ Families

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Every family deserves to be seen, heard, and protected—especially during difficult transitions like divorce. At Law Offices of Sachee Nahata Arroyo, P.L.L.C., we proudly serve LGBTQ+ individuals and families in family law cases across Austin, Pflugerville, Round Rock, and surrounding Central Texas communities.

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While marriage equality has been recognized since 2015, same-sex couples in Texas may still face legal complexities, from questions about parental rights to disputes over property acquired before legal marriage recognition. We understand these challenges and approach every case with the respect and clarity it deserves.

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If you are navigating a same-sex divorce, child custody dispute, or property division, you can trust us to advocate for you throughout the process. We understand the unique legal and personal challenges LGBTQ+ couples may face in Texas and work to make sure your family and future are respected throughout the process.

LGBTQ+ Family Law Services in Austin

LGBTQ+ Divorce

We guide same-sex couples through the divorce process, handling everything from uncontested agreements to high-conflict disputes, while protecting your rights under Texas law.

LGBTQ+ Prenuptial Agreements

Our team drafts and reviews prenuptial agreements that clearly define expectations, protect assets, and provide peace of mind for LGBTQ+ couples planning their future.

LGBTQ+ Child Custody

We help LGBTQ+ parents pursue custody arrangements that serve the child’s best interests while addressing challenges like non-biological parent rights or second-parent adoption.

LGBTQ+ Spousal Maintenance

We represent LGBTQ+ clients seeking or contesting spousal maintenance, ensuring that financial support outcomes are fair, respectful, and aligned with Texas law.

LGBTQ+ Property Division

Property division can be complex for same sex couples, particularly when ensuring fair division of jointly owned assets acquired before marriage recognition in Texas.

How Does Same Sex Divorce Work in Texas?

Same-sex divorce in Texas follows the same legal process as heterosexual divorces, including decisions about property division, child custody, and spousal maintenance. However, gay and lesbian couples, particularly those who were together before Texas recognized marriage equality in 2015, may face added complications. Issues like determining the official length of the marriage, dividing property acquired before legal recognition, or asserting parental rights can require careful legal strategy. We help you navigate these complexities with precision.

Why LGBTQ+ Clients Trust Us

Respectful, Inclusive Representation

We understand the unique legal and personal concerns LGBTQ+ clients may face. At every step, we provide affirming legal support that respects your identity, your family, and your rights.

Clear, Strategic Guidance

Divorce and family law can be complex—especially with legal gray areas around same-sex partnerships. We break down your options clearly and guide you through each stage with practical, strategic advice.

Experienced in Central Texas Courts

With experience in Travis and Williamson County courts, we understand how local judges approach family law cases and tailor your case strategy accordingly, reducing unnecessary delays and protecting your interests.

Client Testimonials

"Sachee Arroyo is a highly skilled lawyer who truly cares about her clients. Her professionalism, attentiveness and understanding helped to ease my worries and I was confident that she had my best interest (as well as those of my children) at the forefront throughout the process. The legal process can be daunting, but with Ms. Arroyo as your legal advisor, you will be assured that your matter will be handled effectively and efficiently with great care and consideration."

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- Allison

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The information provided on this site is not legal advice and is not intended as such. For advice specific to your situation, you should consult an attorney. We welcome your calls, letters, and emails. However, contacting us does not establish an attorney-client relationship. Please refrain from sending any confidential information until an attorney-client relationship has been confirmed.

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