Fort Worth, TX
Paul Youngblood
Divorce and SeparationComplex DivorceHigh Asset | High Net Worth+6 More
Paul Youngblood founded Youngblood Law, PLLC, with the stated goal of finding better ways to handle divorce. He is a combat veteran who serves as a courtroom advocate while also handling negotiated settlements, mediation, and arbitration. H…
12 years' experience
Accepting New Clients
About
Paul Youngblood founded Youngblood Law, PLLC, with the stated goal of finding better ways to handle divorce. He is a combat veteran who serves as a courtroom advocate while also handling negotiated settlements, mediation, and arbitration. He has been married to co-attorney Holly Youngblood for sixteen years and has two children, and he draws on his own experience with divorce and blended families in representing clients.
Contact Info
- Phone
- 817-672-9898
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- Website
- www.youngblood-law.com
Practice Areas
Divorce and SeparationComplex DivorceHigh Asset | High Net WorthChild Custody and VisitationChild Support | Child Support EnforcementDomestic Violence | Protective OrdersAdoption and SurrogacyProperty DivisionCollaborative Law
Awards & Recognition
- Avvo "Superb" peer review rating
- Fort Worth Magazine "Top Attorneys" list (multiple years)
- Named a Rising Star
Bar Number
- 24085895
Education
- Bachelor of Science, Hardin-Simmons University, Abilene
- Juris Doctorate, Texas A&M School of Law, Fort Worth
Service Offers
- Accepting New Clients
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