Channa was great to work with. While trying to navigate an emotional process, Channa gave me just the facts and was a straight shooter. It was just what I needed and I was thankful for her guidance.
– Noah Fry
Your home. Your kids. Your business. They are the life you have built. And right now, you may be wondering whether divorce is going to take all of it away. At C.E. Borman & Associates, we understand what it takes to confront a personal, stressful situation that will affect you and your family for years to come.
From our office in Bryan, we have been practicing family law in Brazos County for decades and are pleased to take on the toughest cases. Whether you own a home in College Station, run a small business in Bryan, or have a vacation property outside the Brazos Valley, the decisions made in the coming weeks and months could shape your financial future for years. Do not wait. Get started taking control of your future with a consultation with one of our family law attorneys.
Divorce is almost always a stressful and challenging process. It may be that you and your spouse agree on all the details, or you may instead anticipate a long, drawn-out court battle. Either way, emotions are likely running high.
Bringing the law into family matters can be scary. But having an experienced Texas family law attorney by your side will help give you the confidence to fight for your rights and what’s best for your family.
At the end of the day, the most important consideration is what’s best for the child. But sometimes you and the child’s other parent may have differing opinions on what that is. That’s where we come in.
Life happens. Situations change, people move, parents remarry, children develop health problems. Court orders and parenting plans may seem final when you first agree to them, but the truth is that’s not always the case.
Texas is a “community property” state, which means that certain assets and debts that you acquire during your marriage belong equally to both you and your spouse. If you decide to end your marriage, you will have to come up with a plan for who gets what.
Mothers make up 9 out of 10 custodial parents statewide. Our team at C.E. Borman & Associates believes that, all other things being equal, fathers have just as much of a right to be in their children’s lives as mothers.
Divorce for couples above the age of 50 is referred to as “gray divorce” because of the unique challenges and experiences of getting divorced later in life. After decades of building a life together, it can be difficult to untangle the consequences of a divorce, both financial and emotional.
Just because same-sex marriage is legal doesn’t mean there isn’t still discrimination. And there are many other family law issues that LGBTQ couples can face – some unique to the LGBTQ community, and some not.
While we tend to think of adoption as a childless couple adopting a child through an agency, in reality, there are many circumstances under which someone might consider adoption in Texas.
C.E. Borman has practiced family law in Brazos County for decades. She knows the local courts, the local procedures, and the kinds of cases that come through this community. She graduated from Texas Tech University School of Law and has dedicated her career to family law. That focus matters. Family law is not a side practice for our firm. It is all we do.
Attorney Borman believes her clients can handle the truth, whether it is good or bad news. But she also believes there is a solution to every family law problem. She approaches every case looking for the strongest possible path forward, and she gives her clients real reason to understand that a good outcome is achievable. That combination, candor and confidence, is rare. It is also what you need when the stakes are this high.
She is passionate about putting clients on a good trajectory. Not just for today. Not just for the end of the case. For tomorrow, and for the generations that come after. The decisions made in a divorce can echo for a long time. The right attorney makes sure those decisions are made with care, strategy, and a clear view of the future.
I’ve seen, time and time again, how people turn their lives around after they leave an unhealthy marriage. That’s why I’ve cultivated a unique approach to family law: I don’t beat around the bush, and I don’t give up when the going gets tough. Armed with the truth, I help my clients change their lives for the better.
Not every divorce is complicated. Some couples agree on most things and move through the process without much friction. But if your spouse has hired an aggressive attorney, there are significant assets in dispute, child custody is being contested, or there is a history of manipulation or financial misconduct, you are in a different kind of case.
High-conflict divorce cases can take months or years to resolve. They involve temporary orders hearings, financial discovery, depositions, and sometimes trial. To get through this in a way that puts you on solid foot financially and with your parental rights respected, you need a divorce attorney who has decades of experience with these matters.
CE Borman & Associates has that experience. We have handled complex, high-conflict cases across Brazos County and the surrounding region. We know the procedures. We know what works. And we are not intimidated by the other side.
You worked hard to build a life for yourself and your loved ones. Our lawyers at CE Borman & Associates routinely handle complex property division matters involving assets like:
We work with leading experts on things like business valuations and forensic accounting to ensure you are not left struggling.
A high-conflict child custody dispute can involve allegations of parental alienation, disputes over schooling and medical decisions, disagreements about relocation, and arguments over parenting time schedules. Courts in Brazos County consider factors like each parent’s relationship with the children, the stability of each home environment, and each parent’s willingness to support the child’s relationship with the other parent.
Child support, which is the financial obligation one parent pays to help cover a child’s living and educational expenses, is calculated based on Texas guidelines. But in cases involving business income, variable compensation, or self-employment, determining the right number can require a deeper look at financial records. Our attorneys know how to dig into those numbers and make sure the court has an accurate picture.
If you are worried about losing time with your children, or concerned that your co-parent’s custody request is not in the kids’ best interests, we will take your fears seriously. Attorney C.E. Borman has spent decades advocating for parents in exactly this situation. She and the rest of our attorney team know how to minimize conflict and trauma in cases involving children while working toward a practical solution.
Divorce and custody are at the center of what we do, but they are not the only matters our firm handles. C.E. Borman & Associates also assists clients with:
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, which are contracts made before or during a marriage that define how property and finances will be handled if the marriage ends
Custody and support modifications, for when life circumstances change and existing orders no longer reflect the current situation
Enforcement actions, when a court order is being ignored or violated
Paternity matters, which establish legal parentage and may affect custody and support rights
Adoption, for families looking to formalize a parent-child relationship
Each of these areas requires careful legal attention. And each one can have lasting consequences for you, your children, and your financial security.
Our law office serves clients throughout Brazos County and the surrounding communities. That includes Bryan and College Station, the two cities that anchor this region, as well as families in Hearne, Calvert, and communities along Highway 21 and U.S. 190. We also work with clients from neighboring counties who need experienced family law representation in the Brazos Valley.
If you own property in this area, whether that is a home in a College Station neighborhood near Texas A&M, a business in downtown Bryan, or a lake house outside the county, we understand the specific legal landscape you are operating in. Property values, local real estate markets, and business conditions in this area all play a role in how divorce cases unfold.
We’ll learn more about your situation and discuss your options for moving forward.
Together, we’ll get to work resolving your issues – representing you through mediation and, if necessary, in court.
Divorce does not have to define you. But it does demand that you take it seriously. The choices you make right now, who you hire, how quickly you act, how well you document your situation, could affect your finances, your parenting time, and your peace of mind for years to come.
If you are facing a divorce, a custody dispute, or any family law matter in Bryan, College Station, or the surrounding Brazos Valley, do not face it alone. Contact our law office today to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward protecting your family, your property, and your future.
