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Seguin Family Law Attorney
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Experienced Family Lawyers Serving Guadalupe County
Lishman Law brings years of dedicated experience to family law matters throughout Seguin and the greater Guadalupe County area. Our team of Seguin family law attorneys combines experience and expertise with a deep commitment to serving families during their most challenging moments.
Sarah Anne Lishman, board-certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, leads our practice with advanced knowledge and a proven track record that sets us apart in the region.
Seguin's rich history as the seat of Guadalupe County has shaped a community that values family traditions and strong relationships. We honor these values by providing legal representation that respects your family's unique circumstances while fighting vigorously for your rights.
Family Law Services We Provide
Guadalupe County families require legal representation that combines legal skill with genuine care for the human side of family matters. We address the full spectrum of issues that arise when family relationships change or face legal complications.

Protect Your Parental Rights
Don't let custody disputes threaten your relationship with your children. Skilled attorneys can advocate effectively. Contact our law firm for experienced legal representation.



The Family Law Process in Seguin, TX
Family law proceedings in Guadalupe County follow established procedures while allowing for individual circumstances and local court practices. The courthouse in Seguin serves families throughout the county, and we're familiar with the judges, procedures, and local rules that will affect your case.
We begin with a thorough review of your situation and goals, analyzing legal issues and developing a strategy tailored to your specific needs. This phase involves collecting documents and building the foundation for your case.
Proper documentation ensures your case proceeds smoothly through the Guadalupe County court system. We prepare all required filings, serve necessary parties, and handle procedural requirements that keep your case on track.
Many family law matters resolve through negotiations rather than trial, saving time and reducing legal expenses. We engage in productive discussions with opposing counsel while protecting your interests and advocating for fair terms.
When cases require court intervention, we provide strong representation before Guadalupe County judges. Our litigation experience includes presenting evidence under the Texas Rules of Evidence, examining witnesses, and making persuasive arguments that support your position.
What Our Clients Say

Our Team

Sarah Anne Lishman was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas, where she graduated with honors from Communications Arts High School. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Eastern New Mexico University in 2005, majoring in History and minoring in English. After obtaining her undergraduate degree, she returned to San Antonio and attended St. Mary’s University School of Law.
Why Choose Our Seguin Family Lawyers
When family relationships face legal challenges, the attorney you choose can play a role in the outcome of your case and the future of your family. Our practice combines legal excellence with genuine care for the families we serve throughout Guadalupe County.

Areas We Serve
Our family law practice extends throughout Guadalupe County and surrounding areas, serving families in communities that share common values and face similar challenges. From Seguin's historic downtown to the rural areas that define much of the county, we're committed to providing accessible legal representation wherever you call home.
- Bexar County
- Guadalupe County
- Seguin
- New Braunfels
- Cibolo
- Staples
- Schertz
- Kendall County
- Boerne
- Kendalia
- Fair Oaks Ranch
- Bergheim
- Comfort
- Atascosa County
- Pleasanton
- Poteet
- Jourdanton
- Lytle
- Charlotte
- Comal County
- Bulverde
- Spring Branch
- Canyon Lake
- Medina County
- Hondo
- Natalia
- Devine
- LaCoste
- Castroville
- Wilson County
- Floresville
- Sutherland Springs
- La Vernia
- Poth
- Stockdale
- Kerr County
- Kerrville
- Center Point
- Ingram
- Mountain Home
- Hunt
- Gillespie County
- Fredericksburg
- Luckenbach
- Harper
- Doss
- Stonewall
- Bandera County
- Bandera
- Lakehills
- Pipe Creek

FAQ
The cost of representation for a family law matter in Seguin varies based on case complexity and required services. Our practice uses hourly billing with initial retainers starting at $3,500 for uncontested matters and $5,000 for contested cases (but retainers may vary depending on the unique needs of your case).
We provide transparent billing and regular updates so you always know where you stand financially. The total cost depends on the time required to resolve your specific situation.
The best custody lawyer for your case should have significant family law experience, knowledge of local courts, and a track record of achieving favorable outcomes. Look for board certification in family law, positive client reviews, and attorneys who take time to understand your family's specific needs and circumstances.
Texas law allows self-representation in family court, but family law cases involve complex procedures, strict deadlines, and detailed legal requirements. Mistakes can have lasting consequences for your family relationships and financial situation.
Most people benefit from experienced legal representation, particularly in contested matters, and in cases involving children or significant assets.
Texas judges focus on the child's best interests when making custody decisions. They consider factors including each parent's ability to provide stability, the child's physical and emotional needs, existing relationships with both parents, and any history of violence or abuse. The child's preferences may be considered if they're mature enough to express reasoned opinions.
Fathers in Texas have equal rights to seek custody of their children. Custody requires demonstrating the ability to provide a stable, loving home environment and showing that custody serves the child's best interests. Courts consider parenting history, work schedules, living arrangements, and willingness to facilitate the child's relationship with the other parent.
Without court orders, both parents generally have equal rights to possession of their child. However, one parent cannot permanently prevent the other from seeing their child without legal justification. If no custody orders exist, seeking court intervention through a custody case provides legal clarity and protects everyone's rights.


Safeguard Your Family's Interests
When relationships change and legal issues arise, having skilled advocates who understand both the law and your community can make all the difference. Contact Lishman Law today for legal help.