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Kay Woods has candid advice for anyone undergoing a divorce.”The only people who gain from fighting are the lawyers,” she says. “The more you fight, the larger piece of the pie we get, and The less there is left to divide between the two of you. It’s insane not to try to settle.” That type of candor has endeared her to families all over Collin County.
Kay advises anyone facing divorce to sit down with a seasoned attorney and get what she calls Divorce 101. “Be realistic about your expectations,” she said. “Ensure you are making smart, informed decisions. Strive for an amicable solution; if that’s not possible, have someone in your corner that has experience with the judge.”
Raised in McKinney, Kay began her education with a psychology degree before attending law school. Selected as a Super Lawyer since 2006, Kay is also a wife, mother of two and ardent community volunteer.
When not assisting clients, Kay is busy as a football mom, PTA board member, and parliamentarian of YMSL, an organization through which moms and sons perform community service projects. Kay attends First United Methodist Church of Richardson, is a member of Trinity Sunday School and serves as an usher.
Attorney Kay Woods is Board-Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Woods, May and Matlock, P. C.2500 Legacy Dr., Suite 226Frisco, Texas 75034
972-387-9955NorthTexasFamilyLawyers.com
BACKGROUND: McKinney TX divorce attorneys Kay Woods, Marc May and Robert Matlock have been named to the Texas Super Lawyers list for eight consecutive years.
With more than 75 years of collective experience, the McKinney divorce attorneys of Woods, May & Matlock P. C. are widely known for providing compassionate and competent family law counsel throughout the counties in north and west Texas.
The firm’s expertise includes divorce, divorce litigation, property divisions, business evaluations, separate property tracing, child custody, possession and support issues, adoptions, terminations, modifications, grandparents’ rights, domestic violence issues, marital property agreements and all other aspects of Texas family law.
“Our attorneys possess a deep understanding of the trauma associated with family conflict,” says attorney Marc May. “We guide clients through the legal process, helping them cope with the complex emotional issues that arise from divorce and child custody disputes.”
According to Robert Matlock, the client’s welfare is the ultimate priority. “In every case, we work closely with clients to develop a workable solution tailored to their needs,” he says. Adds Kay Woods, “In considering the parties long-term relationship after divorce, resolution without court intervention is preferred; however, at times a fair and just result may only occur in the courtroom. We are tenacious litigators if the circumstances require a trip to the courthouse.”
Those interested in compassionate and understanding representation, or in aggressive litigation of their divorce suit should visit the firm’s website for more information: www.northtexasfamilylawyers.com
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