CountiesOldham CountyChild Custody & Support

Best Child Custody & Support Lawyers in Oldham County

Ranked by how many child custody & support cases each attorney has actually handled in Oldham County, from public court records — not by self-reported practice areas.

Filings on file
39
Ranked attorneys
13
Most cases
7
Joshua Andrew Wright
Years covered
2010–2026
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Filings by year

2010: 1 filings'102011: 1 filings2013: 3 filings'132015: 4 filings2016: 5 filings'162017: 3 filings2018: 5 filings'182019: 4 filings2021: 2 filings'212023: 5 filings2024: 2 filings'242025: 3 filings2026: 1 filings'26
Peak 2016 · 5 filings
02

Child Custody & Support attorneys

  1. 01Joshua Andrew WrightAttorney General of Texas · Dallas7cases
  2. 02Cody Michael PirtleLaw Office of Cody M. Pirtle · Amarillo2cases
  3. 03Elizabeth Deiandria SmithNew Caney2cases
  4. 04Tate J. EldridgeTate J Eldridge P.C. · Amarillo1cases
  5. 05Michael James SharpeeSharpee Law Firm · Amarillo1cases
  6. 06W. Lowry BarfieldBarfield Law, PLLC · Scottsdale1cases
  7. 07James L. AbbottJames L. Abbott, Jr., P.C. · Amarillo1cases
  8. 08Cody Lee SimmonsSimmons & Brown, PLLC · Canyon1cases
  9. 09Joshua Russell WoodburnJoshua R. Woodburn · Fort Worth1cases
  10. 10Wade Alan ByrdWright Wilmarth Byrd PLLC · Amarillo1cases
  11. 11Briar Lee WilcoxBriar Wilcox Law Firm, PLLC · Amarillo1cases
  12. 12Laura Elaine CoppDALLY&WEBB Family Law, PLLC · Fort Worth1cases
  13. 13Alexis Nicole HillUnderwood Law Firm · Amarillo1cases
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Other practice areas in Oldham County

Criminal Defense 102Personal Injury 97Civil Litigation 89Debt & Contracts 54Divorce 39Family Law 17Tax 13

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Case counts reflect child custody & support matters in Oldham County public court records matched to each attorney's State Bar of Texas record. A higher count indicates more experience handling this case type in this county; it is not an endorsement or a measure of outcomes. Filing totals count each case once, so they are lower than the sum of the per-attorney counts above.