James A. Fry has devoted his legal career to assisting individuals facing divorce and child custody issues. He is a graduate of Austin College, Sherman, Texas and St. Mary's University, School of Law in San Antonio. He began his legal career in the Dallas County District Attorney office where he was a felony prosecutor. In 1985, he returned to Grayson County where he established his law practice.
He became Board Certified in Family Law in 1993. Fry served for six years as a member and Chairman of the District 1A State Bar of Texas Grievance Committee. He was selected as the Best Attorney in Texomaland In addition, he holds the coveted AV - Preeminent rating from Martindale Hubble attorney rating service. This honor was bestowed following a survey of area attorneys and Judges where he was found to be worthy of the highest possible rating in both legal ability and ethical standards.
Fry is also active in the community through his membership in the Sherman Rotary Club where he served as President in 2006.
He became Board Certified in Family Law in 1993. Fry served for six years as a member and Chairman of the District 1A State Bar of Texas Grievance Committee. He was selected as the Best Attorney in Texomaland In addition, he holds the coveted AV - Preeminent rating from Martindale Hubble attorney rating service. This honor was bestowed following a survey of area attorneys and Judges where he was found to be worthy of the highest possible rating in both legal ability and ethical standards.
Fry is also active in the community through his membership in the Sherman Rotary Club where he served as President in 2006.
Services
Do you want to file for divorce?
Or are you responding to divorce action from your spouse?
Both can be enormously stressful.
Whatever the case, James A. Fry will hear your story and suggest viable options for your situation.
In Texas, there is no-fault divorce and fault-based divorce.
If fault is implied, it can affect the distribution of property, child custody, or related matters.
In either case, you need the services of an experienced attorney to assist with property division, child issues and other circumstances affected by legal separation.
Or are you responding to divorce action from your spouse?
Both can be enormously stressful.
Whatever the case, James A. Fry will hear your story and suggest viable options for your situation.
In Texas, there is no-fault divorce and fault-based divorce.
If fault is implied, it can affect the distribution of property, child custody, or related matters.
In either case, you need the services of an experienced attorney to assist with property division, child issues and other circumstances affected by legal separation.
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