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At Nava Law Texas, Siobhan Weathers, an experienced El Paso attorney, provides strategic, results-driven representation for divorce, custody, and other family law matters in El Paso. Nava Law Texas is a trusted law firm and law office in El Paso, known for our client-focused service and dedication to delivering high-quality legal support. You won’t be passed off to an assistant — you’ll work directly with Siobhan every step of the way.
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When your family, children, and future are on the line, you deserve an attorney who gives it to you straight. Siobhan Weathers leads the Family Law division at Nava Law Texas with a hands-on, no-nonsense approach. She is dedicated to providing each client with focused, individualized support throughout every stage of their case.
Siobhan brings deep experience and a courtroom-ready mindset to every family law case she handles. In her professional career outside of law she spent time working within a child support agency, which has given her rare insight into how the system works behind the scenes.
She’s skilled at navigating El Paso’s evolving family court dynamics, particularly in custody battles where fathers and mothers both need strong advocacy. Siobhan has extensive experience representing clients before judges and is highly familiar with courtroom procedures. Her deep understanding of the legal system allows her to effectively guide clients through complex legal processes.
Clients trust Siobhan because she tells the truth, even when it’s not what they want to hear. She always backs this up with a clear legal strategy.
From the first conversation, you’ll understand your legal options, what your case might look like, and how we’ll help you move forward with confidence. We’re here to simplify the process, not add to the stress. We guide you through the entire process, addressing your concerns and supporting you during this difficult time, while recognizing your unique situation.
Whether your divorce is straightforward or highly contested, Siobhan Weathers will guide you with strategy and compassion. We handle:
We’re here to protect your rights — and your peace of mind. Divorce can impact every aspect of your life and the lives of your family members, so we will fight to protect your interests at every stage of the process.
We understand the emotional weight of custody and support battles. Attorney Weathers works hard to advocate for what’s in your child’s best interest — while protecting your rights as a parent. We provide strong legal representation in family law cases to ensure the security of your family’s future.
Whether you’re a mother or father, we’ll help you navigate parenting time, child support calculations, and modification requests with confidence.
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements offer couples in Texas a wide range of benefits that go far beyond simply planning for the possibility of divorce. These legally binding agreements, crafted with the help of experienced family law attorneys, provide a clear framework for how assets, property, and debts will be managed both during and after a marriage. By setting out each party's financial responsibilities and expectations, these agreements help protect family wealth, secure individual assets, and reduce the risk of misunderstandings or disputes.
One of the most significant advantages of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements is the security they provide. Couples can address critical issues such as alimony, child support, and the division of property in advance, ensuring that both parties are aware of their rights and obligations. This clarity can be especially valuable in complex family situations, such as blended families or marriages involving significant assets or business interests.
If a marriage does end, having a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement in place can make the divorce process smoother and less contentious. By having already agreed on how to handle property, debts, and support, couples can avoid lengthy court battles and protect their family's emotional and financial well-being. These agreements can also address child custody and support arrangements, providing additional peace of mind for parents.
Ultimately, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are about more than just protecting money—they are about building a foundation of trust, transparency, and mutual respect. With guidance from a knowledgeable law office, couples can create agreements that reflect their unique needs and provide lasting benefits for their family's future.
Texas offers both no-fault and fault-based divorce. The most common reason is in-supportability, meaning the marriage can no longer continue due to conflict. Fault-based grounds include cruelty, adultery, felony conviction, abandonment, and living apart for over three years.
An uncontested divorce means both parties agree on major issues like property division, custody, and support. A contested divorce involves disputes that may require mediation or litigation. We handle both.
The shortest possible timeline is 60 days from the date of filing. However, contested divorces or those involving children and complex assets can take several months to resolve.
Not necessarily. While Texas once had a reputation as a 'Mother State,' courts now aim for a decision in the best interest of the child, without bias.
Texas refers to joint custody as joint managing conservatorship. This allows both parents to share decision-making rights and duties. However, it doesn't always mean equal time and therefore parenting time is determined separately.
Yes. If there’s a material and substantial change in circumstances — such as job loss, relocation, or change in the child’s needs — you can request a modification. We handle both modifications and enforcement cases.
Texas follows a percentage-based model, typically based on the noncustodial parent’s income and the number of children. However, adjustments can be made for health insurance, other children, and special needs.
Military divorces involve unique issues like BAH, retirement benefits, deployment, and residency requirements. Siobhan understands the nuances of representing military families near Fort Bliss.
You’ll meet directly with Siobhan, who will review the facts of your case, walk you through the best and worst-case scenarios, outline the next legal steps, and explain the costs involved.
Yes. If you're experiencing threats, harassment, or abuse, you may qualify for a protective order to help ensure your and your child’s safety.
Yes. We assist with both private and step-parent adoptions and can handle the legal complexities of terminating parental rights when it’s in the child’s best interest.
Every case is different. During your consultation, we’ll outline a transparent fee structure, including retainers and potential ongoing costs. While we don’t offer free consultations, we believe the insight you gain is worth the investment.
When you’re ready to move forward, we’re here. Schedule a consultation with Attorney Siobhan Weathers and get the guidance you need to take the next step in your family law case. If you are seeking legal help, contact our office by phone or online to discuss your situation and how we can assist you.
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