Porter Diana L

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Board Certified in family law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Practice limited to family law in Collin County, Texas. Located in historic downtown McKinney.
Diana L. Porter, P.C.: A Family Law Attorney Offering Comprehensive Divorce Services
McKinney, Collin County, Texas
Divorce, Marital Property and Child Issues, Collaborative Law
Choosing an attorney to represent you in a divorce is an important decision. Experience and sound judgment will be controlling considerations. Diana Porter is a prominent local lawyer providing high quality family law services in Collin County, Texas. She is Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and limits her practice solely to family law. For almost twenty years, Diana Porter has advanced the rights of clients in Collin County divorce and family law legal matters.
The majority of divorce and other family law matters are settled before trial. Experience shows that disputes resolved by agreement tend to be more effective, more enduring, and much less costly for the client. Ms. Porter works diligently with her clients to resolve their family law matters by agreement before going to trial. On occasion, agreements cannot be reached and in those instances, Ms. Porter has extensive experience advocating her clients’ positions before the Collin County courts.
If you need representation in a divorce or other family law matter, please contact our office at at (972) 562-0038.
Diana Porter represents clients in all areas of family law, including the following:

If you need experienced representation in a family law legal matter, contact Diana Porter, a McKinney, Texas, family law attorney at (972) 562-0038.

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Diana L. Porter, P.C., serves family law clients in Collin County, Texas, including McKinney, Plano, Frisco, Wylie, Princeton, Prosper, Celina, Murphy, Lucas, Richardson, Fairview, and Allen.

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