Practice Areas
If it matters to your family then it matters to us.
Comprehensive Family Law Solutions
Practice Areas
At Radler Law, we don’t take on just any case—we take on the ones that matter. Custody. Support. Protection. Property. Each case we handle affects someone’s future, and we treat it with the focus and urgency it deserves. Whether you’re trying to secure more time with your child or fight back against a system that seems rigged from the start, you’ll find a legal team here that’s ready to move with purpose.
Smart strategy. Real results.
What to Expect
Family court is unpredictable. Your legal team shouldn’t be. At Radler Law, we bring consistency, clarity, and strategy to every case. You can expect prompt communication, honest advice, and a plan built around your goals—because how your case is handled matters just as much as how it ends.
Consultation
We start by listening, understanding your unique situation, and providing clear guidance on your legal options with empathy and transparency.
Strategy
We develop customized legal strategies, leveraging Houston’s legal landscape to address your specific goals, from custody to asset division.
Preparation
Every case is built with precision, from gathering evidence to anticipating challenges, ensuring you’re ready for any outcome.
Advocacy
We stand by you, advocating fiercely in negotiations or court to secure results that protect your family’s future.
The system wasn’t built for fathers. We are.
We do things differently
At Radler Law, we challenge outdated assumptions about fatherhood. We don’t just file paperwork—we build cases that cut through bias. We focus on facts, strategy, and outcomes that protect your relationship with your children. When the courts expect less, we deliver more. You’re not a visitor. You’re a parent. And we’ll fight to make sure the court sees it that way.
Too many fathers walk into court already losing. I fight to change that. Every client I represent knows they’re not alone, and they’re not invisible. The system may be slow to catch up, but I’m not.
— Joseph F. Radler III, Founder