Family law is rarely a single event. A divorce may create orders that need to be revisited years later. A new job, relocation, shift change, change in income, or a child’s changing needs can make an old arrangement difficult or impractical. Unmarried parents may need clear orders defining conservatorship, possession and access, support, and decision-making authority. Landers Law Firm focuses on these practical turning points and helps you determine what should happen next through negotiation when possible and litigation when necessary.
When it comes to divorce proceedings, we’ll walk you through the process and give you a full picture and develop a strategy that protects what matters now without losing sight of what comes next.
Every family operates differently, and a parenting plan should reflect the realities your life. We assist you with concerns involving the circumstances that can affect your role in your child's life.
When changes are necessary, we help you pursue appropriate modifications involving child support, conservatorship, possession and access, and other existing family court orders.
Family law issues do not pause because you are on call, working nights, covering a 24-hour shift, or responsible for other people in a high-pressure environment. Lynda began her career path in nursing school before becoming an attorney and later practiced disability law, giving her an unusual familiarity with medical settings, mental health issues, and the realities of demanding professional schedules. For healthcare professionals and first responders, that perspective can be especially useful when a case involves rotating shifts, overtime, parenting schedules, support calculations, benefits, or the practical demands of co-parenting around nontraditional work hours.
Lynda Landers has practiced law in Texas since 1997 and has devoted her practice to helping families through difficult transitions. Before becoming an attorney, she spent approximately a decade working as a paralegal. Her experience includes family law, disability law, high-conflict disputes, and matters involving mental health and substance use concerns.
That background helps her look beyond the surface of a dispute and build a legal strategy around the people, evidence, finances, and long-term consequences involved.
Based in McKinney, Landers Law Firm serves clients throughout Collin County and surrounding North Texas communities, including Frisco, Plano, Prosper, Celina, Anna, and Melissa. The firm also represents clients with family law matters in Denton County, Grayson County, and Rockwall County.
