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Family issues can take a serious toll on you and your children, especially if these disputes are playing out in a Texas courtroom. Without the guidance of a qualified lawyer, your family may face long-term, negative consequences of unnecessarily prolonged proceedings. Make the legal process a little easier to bear by hiring The Law Office of William A. Walsh.

I, William A. Walsh, help families throughout Granbury and the rest of Hood County resolve conflicts related to family law matters. I have established a reputation throughout the area for my attentive customer service and economical legal aid. For more than 20 years, I have worked to better the lives of my clients by providing skilled and honest counsel.

Being convicted of a crime in Texas can carry some serious consequences, even if you are charged with a misdemeanor offense. Many individuals have seen their job, education and housing options limited because they have charges listed on their criminal record. Without knowing, they let one past mistake affect their future.

For more than two decades, I, William A. Walsh, have fought to protect my clients’ rights throughout all stages of a criminal case. I established my Granbury firm, The Law Office of William A. Walsh, to minimize the impact current charges may have on your life. An experienced trial attorney, I represent Hood County residents in felonies and misdemeanor cases.

Nothing is more frustrating than signing a contract in good faith and having the terms of that agreement ignored. When you promise to fulfill your end of a bargain, you expect your partner to do so as well.

Unfortunately, simply asking your partner to comply may not be effective. In order to hold an individual or local business accountable for breaking the terms of a contract, you may need a lawyer’s help to take the appropriate action. I, William A. Walsh, have handled a wide range of contract disputes for my clients in Hood County.

Whether you earn hourly wages or are a salaried employee, you rely on your paycheck to support your family’s needs. If your boss threatens your job status or fails to pay you what you are owed, it’s not just you who suffers. Your family can be affected when there is no money to pay housing, food, medical or transportation bills.

It is against the law for employers to retaliate against employees. However, it can be intimidating to take legal action. When you find yourself in this delicate situation, working with a compassionate and knowledgeable professional makes a difference.