Georgetown, Texas Family Law
Serious legal help.
Without the judgment.
Whatever brought you here — a spouse who filed first, a CPS knock on your door, or a marriage that quietly fell apart — you deserve an attorney who has seen it before, understands what is at stake, and actually picks up the phone. Fowler Legal, PLLC is based in Georgetown. Consultations start on Zoom.
Free 30-minute Zoom consultation. Call (512) 765-5811.
Practice Areas
- (512) 765-5811
- fowlerlegal@gmail.com
- Georgetown, TX · appointment only
A lawyer who treats you like a person, not a case number.
There is no public lobby and no walk-in hour. Natalie N. Fowler meets clients by Zoom first — a free 30-minute consultation — and in person in Georgetown by appointment only. Call (512) 765-5811, email fowlerlegal@gmail.com, or use the form. You will talk to Natalie, not an intake mill.
Natalie Fowler founded Fowler Legal, PLLC in Georgetown, Texas to provide Central Texas families with responsive, knowledgeable family law representation — the kind where you actually hear back from your attorney.
Natalie handles cases across Williamson, Travis, Bell, Burnet, and Lampasas Counties, from contested divorces and custody battles to CPS investigations and protective orders. She has represented parents in some of the highest-stakes child welfare proceedings in Central Texas. Austin is a Travis County service city; there is no Austin office.
Whether you're facing a divorce you didn't see coming, a custody dispute that's gotten ugly, or a CPS case that feels completely overwhelming, Natalie brings clear-eyed strategy and genuine investment in your outcome — not a paralegal and a form letter.
Practice Areas
Family law cases don't fit a template. Every family is different, every situation is different, and your strategy should be too.
Divorce & Separation
Contested and uncontested divorce, property division, spousal support, and separation agreements. Protecting what you’ve built while moving forward.
02Child Custody & Visitation
Conservatorship, possession schedules, parenting plans, and relocation cases. Your children’s stability is the priority — full stop.
03CPS Defense
Representing parents in DFPS investigations, adversary hearings, and termination proceedings. When the state gets involved in your family, you need someone who knows how this works.
04Child Support
Establishing, modifying, and enforcing child support orders. Making sure the numbers actually reflect your situation — and hold.
05Protective Orders
Emergency protective orders, temporary orders, and final protective orders. When safety is the issue, speed and precision matter.
06Modifications & Enforcement
Life changes. Orders can too. Modifications when circumstances shift, enforcement when the other party won’t comply.
07Paternity
AOP, court adjudication, and genetic testing under Texas Family Code Chapter 160. Parentage is the foundation custody and support are built on.
CPS Defense
A knock on your door from CPS is not the end of the story.
A DFPS investigation can feel like the ground is falling out from under you. Caseworkers at your door, questions about your children, and a system that moves fast whether you're ready or not. But being investigated doesn't mean you've done something wrong — and it doesn't mean you'll lose your kids.
Natalie has represented hundreds of parents caught up in the CPS system. She knows how investigations work, what the Department is looking for, and how to protect your rights from day one — whether that's an adversary hearing, a service plan, or a termination trial.
Talk to Natalie TodayAct Before the Adversary Hearing
You have 14 days from the date CPS removes a child before the adversary hearing. What happens in those two weeks can shape the entire case. Early legal action matters.
Know Your Rights
You don’t have to let CPS in your home without a court order. You don’t have to sign a safety plan on the spot. And you have the right to an attorney before you answer questions.
Family Reunification Is the Goal
Texas law requires DFPS to make reasonable efforts toward reunification before seeking termination. Natalie holds the Department to that standard.
Call Before You Talk to Anyone
Whatever you say to a caseworker can be used in court. Before you answer questions, sign documents, or agree to services — call an attorney.
How It Works
A clear path forward
You shouldn't need a law degree to understand what happens next. Here's how working with Fowler Legal works.
You Reach Out
Call, email, or fill out the form. It takes less than two minutes, and everything you share is confidential from the very first contact. There is no public lobby and no walk-in hour.
We Talk on Zoom
The first meeting is a free 30-minute Zoom consultation with Natalie — not an intake coordinator, not a paralegal. In-person meetings in Georgetown are by appointment only if that makes more sense after we talk.
We Build Your Strategy
Every case is different. Natalie will put together a plan tailored to your goals, your family, and the realities of your situation — not a one-size-fits-all approach.
We Get to Work
You’ll know what’s happening at every step. No radio silence, no surprises. Just steady, focused legal work from someone who actually cares how this turns out.
Resources
Know your rights before you need them
Clear, honest information about Texas family law — written by an attorney, not a marketing team.
What Happens at a CPS Adversary Hearing in Texas?
If CPS has removed your child, the adversary hearing is your first chance to be heard in court. Here’s what to expect and how to prepare.
DivorceContested vs. Uncontested Divorce in Texas: What’s the Difference?
Not every divorce has to be a courtroom battle. Understanding the difference between contested and uncontested divorce can save you time, money, and stress.
Child CustodyHow Texas Courts Decide Custody: What ‘Best Interest of the Child’ Actually Means
Texas courts use a specific set of factors to determine custody. Knowing what judges look for can help you build a stronger case.
Ready to talk about your case?
Free 30-minute Zoom consultation. Call (512) 765-5811. In-person in Georgetown by appointment only.
Free 30-minute Zoom consult