Longworth Law Firm is a Houston, Texas divorce and family law practice founded in 2011 by attorney Daryl F. Longworth. The firm represents spouses, parents, and families in contested and uncontested divorces, high-conflict custody disputes, child support matters, and complex property division. Its attorneys also handle divorces involving business interests, substantial marital assets, and military service. Based in downtown Houston, the firm serves clients throughout Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Galveston, Brazoria, Waller, Wharton, and Austin counties.
Longworth Law Firm develops strategies around the issues that matter most in each case, from protecting a parent's relationship with a child to addressing financial disagreements between spouses. Its divorce representation includes negotiations, mediation, and courtroom advocacy, with careful attention to business valuations, retirement accounts, real estate, and spousal maintenance. Clients work directly with experienced attorneys who provide case updates, explain legal options, and focus on resolving disputes without unnecessary costs or delays.
Longworth Law Firm provides family law representation beyond divorce, including child custody and visitation, parental relocation, paternity, child support, adoption, and the modification or enforcement of existing court orders. The firm handles domestic violence matters and protective orders, Child Protective Services cases, LGBTQIA+ family law, and prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. For clients planning for the future, its estate planning services cover wills, trusts, and probate. These services address both immediate family disputes and longer-term responsibilities involving children, property, and estates.
Longworth Law Firm has resolved more than 2,000 family law cases and has received recognition in Houstonia magazine's Top Lawyers coverage. The firm also holds an A+ Better Business Bureau rating. Founder Daryl F. Longworth brings 28 years of Houston Police Department service, rising to the rank of lieutenant, and more than 15 years of family law experience. Admitted to the State Bar of Texas in 2010, he is a credentialed mediator, a certified ad litem representing children in crisis in Harris and Fort Bend counties, and a substitute judge in Harris County Juvenile Courts.
