For Texas family-law attorneys
Clients who arrive ready.
Review anonymized Texas divorce cases. Express interest in the ones that fit your practice. When a couple chooses you, you receive their full dossier covering situation, finances, goals, and the questions weighing on them. We open to Texas couples in early 2027; join the panel now so you are in front of the first cohort.
The problem
Intake takes hours.
Your clients hate paying for them.
A first consultation runs 60 to 90 minutes. The follow-on detail and document gathering can add several billable hours at $300 to $500 each. That’s the part clients balk at and the part you’d rather skip too. Directory leads make it worse: a name, an email, no context.
How it works for you
Four steps. No directory listings.
Apply and set up
Bar number, firm, counties served, a short panel profile, and a card on file. About five minutes from start to submitted.
Get verified
We check your standing with the State Bar of Texas manually. You are usually live on the panel within two business days.
Flag the ones that fit
Review anonymized case summaries for couples in your counties. Flag any case that fits the work you want to take on.
Get chosen
Once we open to couples in early 2027, when a couple picks you, your card is charged $99 and the full dossier and contact details unlock. Reach out directly.
What lands in your inbox
An attorney brief.
Not a contact form.
Third-person situation brief
Written like a paralegal would write it: household, marriage, residency, and, when relevant, children and conservatorship hopes. Short enough to read in one sitting.
Financial picture
Combined income, home equity, retirement, debts, separate-property claims, recent unusual financial moves. Texas-specific so what matters in our state actually matters.
Attorney-alert flags
Pregnancy, safety concerns, existing court orders, fault grounds raised by the client, infidelity disclosures, surfaced at the top so you don't miss anything.
Questions they want answered
Surfaced from the client’s own words during the consult, or generated from their situation when they prefer not to draft them. So your first paid meeting is about their case, not about gathering basics.
Process appetite
The client tells us whether they're thinking mediation, collaborative, or contested. Sometimes they're not sure yet and want your read on which fits. Either way, you walk in knowing where their head is.
Verified contact
Name, email, and confirmed Texas residency. The couple chose you from the attorneys who expressed interest in their case.
Pricing
$99 only when chosen.
Never a percentage of your case.
Taking a percentage of your case fee would be illegal fee-splitting under the Texas Disciplinary Rules. We charge a flat $99 introduction fee, only when a couple selects you from the attorneys who expressed interest. The attorney-client relationship is yours, the case fee is yours, our hands stay off.
Pay only when chosen
- One attorney per case
- Expressing interest is free
- Complete dossier when chosen
- Verified Texas-resident clients
- 24-hour backout window with refund
What we ask of you
Quiet rules. Designed around Texas practice.
- Be licensed and in good standingActive membership with the State Bar of Texas. We verify before you join the panel and re-verify annually.
- Reach out by email firstThe couple chose you knowing you would reach out. A written introduction with availability for a free initial consultation is the right opening. No live-phone or in-person outreach to someone you have not yet spoken with.
- Own the attorney-client relationshipIt forms between you and the couple, not SplitKind. We hand off cleanly and stay out of the case.
- Own your profile contentYour panel profile is your advertising. You are responsible for its accuracy under Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, Part 7.
- Acknowledge the disclaimerSplitKind is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. The dossier is a planning tool. The real legal advice is yours to give.
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