Family Law
Practical guidance for divorce, custody, support, paternity, modifications, and adoption.
- Divorce
- Child custody
- Child support
- Paternity
- Modifications
- Adoption
Pasadena, Texas · Attorney Daniel Corno
Clear legal guidance when the next step matters.
The Law Office of Daniel Corno represents clients in Pasadena and the greater Houston area in family law, criminal defense, immigration, and traffic matters.
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Daniel Corno, Esq.
Preparation for negotiation, mediation, or trial.
01Serving Pasadena & Greater Houston
02Trial & Mediation Experience
03Hablamos Español
04Family, Criminal, Immigration & Traffic
How the firm can help
Focused counsel across connected legal issues
Legal problems rarely exist in isolation. The firm looks carefully at the immediate matter and the family, immigration, or practical consequences that may follow.
Criminal Defense
Careful defense planning for misdemeanor, felony, and juvenile accusations, with attention to related family and immigration concerns.
- Misdemeanor matters
- Felony matters
- Juvenile matters
- Court preparation
Immigration
Representation in family-based immigration, residency, citizenship, work authorization, bonds, and removal matters.
- Family petitions
- Residency
- Citizenship
- Work authorization
- Immigration bonds
- Removal defense
Traffic Defense
Help responding to traffic citations and understanding possible license, warrant, insurance, or immigration concerns.
- Traffic citations
- Court appearances
- License concerns
- Related warrants
Family-law focus
Protecting what matters most.
Divorce, custody, and support disputes can be emotionally difficult and procedurally unfamiliar. The firm helps clients organize the issues, understand the process, and prepare for a durable resolution.
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About the attorney
Prepared to resolve matters thoughtfully—and present them when necessary.
Daniel Corno earned his Juris Doctor in 2007 after receiving an Honors Scholarship, making the Dean’s List, and participating in an accelerated program.
His work has included criminal and family-law matters, immigration proceedings and appeals, agreements, pleas, mediations, and trials. He approaches each matter by explaining the process and preparing for the path the facts require.
Recognition & client feedback
Professional recognition over years of practice
A selection of awards, ratings, and review-platform recognition supplied by the firm.
Awards and ratings are conferred by independent organizations using their own criteria. They do not guarantee a particular result.
Why contact the firm
Guidance designed for real decisions
Clear Communication
Understand the process, the available paths, and what the next decision requires.
Individual Attention
Build the approach around the facts and priorities of the particular matter.
Connected Issue Awareness
Consider how family, criminal, immigration, and traffic questions may overlap.
Purposeful Preparation
Prepare for negotiation, mediation, a court hearing, or trial as appropriate.
What happens next
A simple first process
Initial contact is a chance to identify the general issue. Representation begins only after the firm accepts the matter and formally confirms engagement.
Contact the Firm
Call the firm or use the contact form. Do not send confidential or highly sensitive details.
Discuss Your Situation
Describe the matter and learn about possible next steps, timing, and information that may be needed.
Build a Strategy
If the firm accepts the matter, the attorney develops an approach appropriate to the circumstances.
Common questions
Start with clear, general answers.
These answers are educational, not legal advice. Every matter depends on its facts, and laws and procedures may change.
View All FAQsHow do I schedule a consultation?+
Call the firm or use the contact form to discuss consultation availability and possible next steps. A consultation is not described as free because the terms have not been confirmed.
What should I bring to my first meeting?+
Bring identification, court papers, notices, orders, relevant agreements, and a short timeline of important dates. For financial or family matters, the firm may later request additional records. Do not send confidential or highly sensitive documents in an initial communication.
How long can a Texas divorce take?+
Texas generally has a 60-day waiting period after a divorce petition is filed, subject to limited statutory exceptions. The full timeline varies with service, contested issues, required information, negotiation, mediation, and the court’s schedule. Laws and procedures may change.
Official source: Texas Family Code § 6.702How are child-custody decisions approached in Texas?+
Texas courts use the child’s best interest as the primary consideration when deciding conservatorship, possession, and access. The result depends on the evidence and circumstances of each family; no website summary can predict an individual order.
Official source: Texas Family Code § 153.002Contact & location
A straightforward first conversation
Tell the firm what kind of matter you are facing and how to reach you. If a deadline is approaching, call.
Phone(832) 767-2922
MessageContact form
Office3425 Federal Rd.
Pasadena, Texas 77504
Pasadena, Texas 77504
LanguageHablamos Español
Pasadena office3425 Federal Rd.
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