Description:

Youngblood Law is a Fort Worth family law firm built around a different idea of divorce: thoughtful, strategic representation that helps clients come out of one of the hardest seasons of their lives in a better position. We're growing, and we're looking for an experienced family law attorney who wants to do excellent legal work without carrying the whole case alone.

Why Youngblood Law

A firm that's growing. Youngblood Law has grown steadily year over year, and we're building for what's next. For you, that means a steady caseload, ongoing investment in staff and systems, and room to grow with the firm.
A real support team. Every attorney is paired with a dedicated paralegal. Our intake, reception, and billing teams handle the phones, scheduling, and invoicing, so you can focus on your clients and your cases.
A defined case process. Every matter follows a clear roadmap, from initial pleadings and temporary orders through discovery, mediation, trial, and final documents. You'll always know where a case stands and what comes next.
A different approach to family law. We negotiate settlements that move clients past the win-lose mindset, and we're fully prepared for court when negotiation isn't enough. Our clients leave feeling they had a thoughtful, caring team in their corner.
Owners who are in it with you. You'll work directly with managing partners Paul and Holly Youngblood, with mentorship and a voice in how the firm grows.

What You'll Do:

Manage your own caseload of divorce, custody (SAPCR), protective order, and adoption matters.
Build each case strategy around the client's goals, from first consultation through final orders.
Draft and edit pleadings, discovery, and settlement documents.
Negotiate with opposing counsel and lead clients through mediation.
Advocate confidently in hearings and trial when negotiation isn't enough.
Advise clients on reducing stress and risk during the case, and on preparing for life after it.
Work closely with your paralegal and the support team to give every client a consistent, caring experience.

Who You Are:
Required:

Licensed by the State of Texas (active State Bar of Texas member in good standing)
3+ years of Texas family law experience (strong candidates with 2 years and real courtroom experience are encouraged to apply)
Experience with divorce, SAPCRs, and protective orders.

You'll thrive here if you:

Take ownership of your caseload and see what needs to happen next without waiting to be asked
Enjoy working in a team model, with a dedicated paralegal and support staff
Bring empathy and creativity to clients going through a difficult time
Are settlement-first but trial-ready
Bring energy, a positive attitude, and a desire to help the firm grow