Ryan Branch

Dallas-based family law attorney Ryan specializes in navigating the complexities of divorce and custody cases. With a steady presence across Dallas, Plano, Frisco, and counties including Dallas, Collin, Rockwall, and Denton, he consistently demonstrates his commitment to serving the community. Through open communication and empathetic understanding, Ryan is committed to minimizing the stress and negativity often associated with family law cases, aiming for favorable, amicable resolutions for his clients.

Ryan's experience relies not only in his intricate understanding of family law but also in his unique approach to client relationships. He emphasizes open communication and listening carefully to your concerns to provide the best legal solutions tailored to your unique situation. As a respected family law attorney, Ryan goes the extra mile to minimize the animosity that can cloud family law issues, ensuring a smooth legal process for everyone involved.

With a strong background as a 10-year veteran of the United States Air Force, Ryan exemplifies core values such as integrity and excellence. His meticulous attention to detail, honed during his service, is a critical part of his practice. He is steadfastly committed to delivering accurate, comprehensive legal services that address every facet of your family law issue.

Ryan's unique academic background in Real Estate Finance from the University of Texas at San Antonio enhances his practice in family law. This financial acumen proves invaluable when assisting clients to accurately value their assets and divide property during a divorce. He further honed his legal skills at the University of Houston, establishing a solid foundation for his practice in divorce and custody law.

When not fighting for your rights in the courtroom, Ryan enjoys cultivating his personal life in Dallas. A devoted family man, he loves spending quality time with his wife and young daughter. Cooking, tennis, DIY projects, and nurturing his cactus garden are some of his favorite pastimes.

If you're seeking a Dallas family law attorney who will truly listen, bring calm to the chaos, and passionately represent you in all divorce and custody matters, Ryan is ready to serve. Trust in his dedication and experience to guide you through your family law journey.

I have represented family law clients involving family law issues including but not limited to complex property division; dividing stock options and restricted stock units; dividing closely held corporations and other business entities; dividing retirement accounts; dividing military retirement benefits; dividing teacher retirement benefits; issues involving valuation of high value luxury personal property such as art, jewelry, car collections, etc.; issues involving discovering hidden assets and income; separate property tracing issues; restricting access to financial accounts; Chinese real estate issues, Mexican real estate issues, German real estate issues, Pakistani real estate issues, out of state property issues, real estate issues between unmarried partners, issues involving cryptocurrency; divorces involving pre-nuptial agreements; issues involving adultery; issues concerning fraud; divorces involving common-law marriage; alimony issues; same-sex divorce; divorces involving alcohol and substance abuse; spousal abandonment; restraining orders; protective orders; mediation, out of court settlement, and alternative dispute resolution; divorces involving children; grandparent custody; sibling custody; same-sex custody; child custody evaluations; paternity issues; custody issues involving alcohol and substance abuse; managing drug and alcohol testing; psychological evaluations; mental health issues; issues dealing with out of state custody orders; modification of existing orders; long distance visitation issues; custom visitation schedules for unconventional work schedules; international custody issues; visitation enforcement; child alienation issues; adult disabled child issues; issues involving CPS; issues involving child abuse and neglect; issues involving increasing or decreasing child support; and child support enforcement.