Harris Cook, LLP, can help you solve whatever problem you are up against right now. And we can help you avoid problems down the road through strategic planning and careful execution.
Harris Cook, LLP, is a team of problem solvers with deep experience in numerous areas of the law. Our attorneys can help you tackle virtually any legal challenge you are facing.
As our client, you will get the answers you need and the personalized service you deserve. We actually get to know the people we represent, returning their phone calls and providing the guidance they need throughout the duration of their legal matter.
Our firm is not a high-volume business. Rather, we serve a select number of clients in order to be responsive and accountable to each one of them.
We welcome the opportunity to work with you, your family or your business. Talk to a Harris Cook, LLP, attorney about your legal needs.
Mansfield
309 E Broad Street
Mansfield, TX 76063
(817) 473-3332
Arlington
1309-A W. Abram Street
Arlington, TX 76010
(817) 275-8765
Flower Mound
2901 Corporate Drive
Flower Mound, TX 75028
(972) 956-8323
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My general advice to clients in the midst of a divorce is to curtail social media use and texting as much as possible. This is because social media posts and texts are both discoverable, which means the other side can request them and use them as evidence in court. An attorney can issue subpoenas for…
Arlington, TX – Harris Cook, LLP is pleased to announce that Larry L. Fowler, Jr. and Paul J. Johnson have joined its full-service law firm. With continued growth at Harris Cook, the addition of Larry and Paul will expand the firm’s Real Estate, Business and Litigation practices and allow its legal team to continue providing…
While “on paper” a divorce is between two adults, any children of the couple are really the ones who will be most affected by the dissolution of the marriage. Children may have their whole world turned upside down. Not only because the parents will no longer live together, but because the children will have to establish new…
Marc Stach is a 30-year resident of Tarrant County and an accomplished attorney having practiced over 21 years in three exciting areas of the law. He has been married for 23 years and has two wonderful children. Marc recently joined us at Harris Cook, LLP and sat down to talk about his decision and his…
The short answer is no. The longer answer is “yes, but it gets complicated.” The only reason to avoid probate is if the estate is so small that it would be less expensive to find ways to avoid probate than to actually go through the full process. If the estate is small and simple, it…