A podcast from Hicks Family Lawyers
An ending.
A beginning.
Your story.
Honest conversations about the human side of divorce. What we lose. What we keep. And how we find our way forward.
Meet the podcastA little perspective. A little company.Season one is coming soon.

For the conversations that don’t fit into a legal document.
Divorce:
A Love Story
Season one · Coming soon
Divorce: A Love Story
There’s more to
the story than
the ending.
A marriage is a whole life built together. Ending it brings questions that paperwork alone can’t answer.
This is a space for those conversations: telling the kids, leaving a home, living with grief, and making room for what comes next. No shame. No scorekeeping.
Our first episodes are on the way. In the meantime, explore the questions so many people are carrying.
Find a place to startWhatever brought you here,
start where you are.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
One question is enough.
The love was real.
It is changing
shape.
You are allowed to keep what was good.
The counsel behind the conversations
A human story.
Steady legal support.
The podcast comes from Hicks Family Lawyers, a family law firm in Houston, Texas.
When you need more than a conversation, the firm can help you understand your options for divorce, custody, support, and property division.
Start the conversationOr call 346-654-0577
Your guide to
the next chapter.
Tell us what you’re facing.
Understand your options in plain language.
Take the next step when you’re ready.
A few things
worth knowing.
More questions, straight answers When can I listen to the podcast?
Season one is coming soon. Episode and listening links will be added here when the show launches.
Is the podcast legal advice?
No. The show offers general information and conversations about divorce. Advice about your circumstances belongs in a consultation with a lawyer.
Do I have to live in Texas?
The podcast is for anyone, anywhere. Hicks Family Lawyers practices family law in Houston and across Texas.
Does contacting the firm make me a client?
No. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship. That begins when you and the firm agree to it in writing.
What if I’m not safe at home?
If you are in immediate danger, call 911. You can contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233. Find safety resources.
You don’t have to know how the story ends.
