Formerly known as Newberry Law, PLLC, we found the firm in 2019.
Our firm has experience in Central Texas family law lawsuits. We serve customers in our region from our headquarters in Austin. Many cases include children or substantial assets at stake, leading to bad outcomes without a well-thought-out legal strategy, ensuring that one would not want to risk losing. Real estate, stock portfolios, or retirement accounts are known to be "family finances." Our firm wilfully defends parents in our Austin office from the risks they face in negotiating proceedings and serving a vital phase in improving their children's futures.
Newberry Law, P.L.L.C. handles Central Texas family law cases.
Our Austin Family Law firm provides creative, experienced, and knowledgeable family law representation for clients in our region. Our firm represents families in Austin and the surrounding area in family law matters like divorce, property division, and child custody and support.
Joe M. Newberry, an Austin-certified family lawyer, is less than one percent of Texas' family lawyers. He has the training and experience to handle some of the most difficult cases, including high-stake divorces, grandparent rights, custody, and interstate cases. Our paralegal staff has over 20 years of experience. They can provide a quick response to clients if our lawyers are not available. Our team has access to email after-hours; thus, we can respond to clients with after-hours emergencies using the email.
Reviews Summary
The reviews are overwhelmingly positive that Joe Newberry and his team are trustworthy and efficient at handling various family law issues. Clients are most appreciative of his unwavering support and dedication throughout the legal process. Hence, clients report that they are thrilled with the results, and they habitually credit Joe for changing their lives. They emphasize Joe's empathy, assertiveness in court, and his consistent focus on the best interests of children and the family and his accessibility. Joe’s understanding and professional legal advice have been instrumental in resolving the issues. Multiple reviewers recommend Joe Newberry and his colleagues, saying that their expertise, honesty, and success in litigation provide parents with much-needed support as they navigate challenging family law situations. Clients commend the law firm's commitment to their cases and the positive outcomes it has achieved for them and their families, including custody agreements and child support and termination of parental rights cases. The reviews further support the assertion that Joseph Newberry and his staff at Newberry law firm are valuable aids for anyone going through a difficult family law problem. The extensive and mainly complimentary comments indicate that Joe is excellent and meticulous in his work and that his clients benefit significantly from his approach, making him a stand-out lawyer in his field.
I can't thank Joe Newberry and his paralegals at Newberry Law enough for everything he did for me and my family. Because of Joe's knowledge of the law and familiarity with the Hays & Travis county courts, he was able to pretty much get me full custody of my daughter.
I would highly recommend Joe to anyone dealing with a divorce, especially if custody of kids are involved.
Thank you again!!
AVOID, AVOID, AVOID. If you would like a competent lawyer that has your best interest in mind, I would advise you to find someone else.
I used Joe to file for a divorce and he did not review my marriage agreement (which I sent to him upon retaining him) until the opposing counsel brought it to his attention months later. There was a date error on this certificate which VASTLY changed my liabilities - from nearly 0 to my house, business, etc.
He provided no legal advice and advised me to go along with whatever the opposing counsel suggested, even though it was not in my best interest . He would not answer a single question I asked him and would charge me $100+ for each one sentence email he would send to me that did not provide any guidance.
He was extremely discouraging and did not suggest mediation. He merely suggested I give up and pay out 50%+ even though my situation was very unique and not clear-cut (a signed, informal marriage agreement with a date discrepancy). If I continued with Joe I would have given up an extra ~$500k in my divorce. In the end I paid $4500 for him to draft a boilerplate divorce petition and forward emails from the opposing attorney with no legal advice.