The Law Office of Curtis W. Daugherty, PC

The Law Office of Curtis W. Daugherty, PC is a Visalia, California, family law practice serving clients throughout Tulare, Kings, and Fresno counties. With more than 18 years of legal experience, the firm represents individuals facing divorce, child custody, visitation, child support, spousal support, property division, and domestic violence restraining order matters. Clients seek its guidance when family changes require careful planning, informed decisions, and strong legal representation.

The Law Office of Curtis W. Daugherty, PC approaches each case with thorough investigation, focused research, and attention to the client’s personal and financial concerns. The firm seeks informal resolution and mediation when those methods can save time, reduce expense, and lead to practical agreements. When settlement is not possible, it prepares to litigate and advocate for the client in court. Clear communication and thoughtful case preparation remain central throughout the legal process.

The Law Office of Curtis W. Daugherty, PC assists clients with the legal and practical issues that often arise during divorce and other family disputes. Its work includes evaluating custody and visitation arrangements, addressing child and spousal support, reviewing income and assets, and helping clients pursue fair property division under California law. The firm also represents people who need protection through domestic violence restraining orders and provides counsel from the beginning of a case through its resolution.

The Law Office of Curtis W. Daugherty, PC combines local experience with a practical approach to negotiation and courtroom advocacy. Curtis W. Daugherty began his legal career as a paralegal in 1998, gaining experience in civil litigation, discovery, and managing complex records before becoming an attorney. He is also a member of the California Bar Family Law Section. This background supports the firm’s commitment to efficient service, careful preparation, and dependable representation during important family law decisions.