Eric M. Willie is a dedicated divorce lawyer based in Austin, Texas, with a strong reputation for providing compassionate and effective legal counsel. With years of experience in family law, Eric specializes in guiding individuals through the complexities of divorce, child custody, and asset division. His approach is client-focused, always prioritizing the best interests of those he represents. Eric's commitment to clear communication and strategic problem-solving has earned him the trust of clients in Austin and surrounding areas. Whether in the courtroom or through mediation, Eric ensures his clients are well-informed and supported every step of the way.
Allegations involving infidelity, adultery, abuse, cruelty, abandonment, deception, financial misconduct, or dissipation of marital assets often lead to disputes over property division and financial support.
When a judge determines that an annulment cannot be granted, divorce often becomes the appropriate legal solution.
If you’re unsure whether a trial de novo applies to your family law case—or you’re considering appealing or challenging a court decision—it’s wise to speak with a Texas attorney.
If your financial situation has changed and you believe your child support order should be lowered, do not wait. Taking action early can prevent unpaid support from building up.
Texas divorce law is complex, especially when long marriages and fault-based issues are involved.
Understanding the differences between civil and criminal contempt, knowing what judges consider when deciding penalties, and following best practices for compliance can help reduce your risk.
When a grandparent seeks visitation, the court will consider the best interests of the child when granting visitation.
If you are struggling with child support arrears, take the time to research your eligibility for these programs and consider seeking legal advice to ensure the best possible outcome.
Emancipation is a serious legal process that allows minors to gain the independence to make decisions about their lives without parental involvement.
Changing your name after marriage is a crucial step to ensure your personal, financial, and legal records are consistent.