Trusted family law representation in McKinney and throughout Collin County. Attorney Lynda Landers brings 28 years of Texas family law experience to divorce, custody, and support matters that affect your family's future.
Experienced Family Law Representation
When family law matters reach a breaking point — divorce, custody disputes, support enforcement — the attorney you choose shapes outcomes that last years. Lynda Landers founded Landers Law Firm, PLLC with a single focus: guiding McKinney families through the Texas family court system with skill, candor, and personal attention.
From the initial consultation through final resolution, Attorney Landers personally handles your case. You reach her directly, receive honest assessments, and work with a lawyer who knows Collin County courts and judges from 28 years of continuous family law practice.
About Lynda Landers
Your Attorney
Lynda Landers has practiced Texas family law since 1998. She represents clients in divorce, child custody and support, property division, parental alienation, and post-decree modifications throughout McKinney, Allen, Frisco, Plano, Prosper, Denton, and Collin County.
Her approach: listen carefully, explain clearly, and advocate forcefully. Clients describe her as responsive, compassionate under pressure, and tenacious when cases require it.
Schedule a Consultation
Navigating divorce in Texas requires careful attention to property, custody, and support. Lynda Landers protects your interests at every stage of the process.
Learn more →
Texas conservatorship decisions shape your child's life. Attorney Landers advocates for parenting arrangements that serve your child's best interests.
Learn more →
Ensuring fair child support calculations under Texas guidelines — whether establishing, enforcing, or modifying an existing order.
Learn more →
Texas is a community property state. Lynda Landers ensures marital assets and debts are divided equitably in your McKinney divorce.
Learn more →
When one parent interferes with your relationship with your child, swift legal action can protect the bond you share and the child's wellbeing.
Learn more →
Life changes. If your circumstances have materially changed since your court order, Lynda Landers can pursue a modification that reflects your new reality.
Learn more →Whether your matter is straightforward or complex, Landers Law Firm provides the focused representation McKinney families deserve.
When spouses agree on all terms, Lynda Landers guides you through a streamlined Texas divorce — protecting your agreement and minimizing court time.
When parents cannot agree, Lynda Landers presents compelling evidence and legal arguments for a conservatorship arrangement that protects your child.
Situations involving domestic violence or immediate harm require fast legal action. Attorney Landers pursues emergency protective orders when your safety demands it.
Changed jobs, relocated, or facing a change in your child's needs? Lynda Landers handles modifications to custody, support, and visitation orders across Collin County.
Attorney Landers has practiced exclusively in Texas family law since 1998, bringing deep courtroom experience and Collin County familiarity to every case.
Born from local roots, Landers Law Firm focuses entirely on the McKinney and Collin County community — a deliberate choice, not a limitation.
Clients receive honest assessments, prompt return calls, and plain-English explanations at every phase of their case.
With decades of family law focus, Lynda Landers understands the Collin County courts, local judges, and the procedural details that affect your outcome.
No two families are alike. Attorney Landers tailors her approach to your specific goals — whether settlement, mediation, or litigation.
Five-star reviews from clients who navigated divorce, custody, and modifications alongside Lynda Landers reflect her commitment to outcomes that matter.
Share your situation in a confidential meeting with Lynda Landers. You'll receive an honest assessment of your legal options and likely timelines for your specific matter in Collin County.
Attorney Landers develops a tailored legal strategy aligned with your goals — whether an agreed settlement, mediation, or courtroom advocacy in McKinney family courts.
Landers Law Firm handles all filing requirements, deadlines, and service of process correctly the first time, protecting you from procedural missteps that can delay your case.
Through targeted information gathering and skilled negotiation, Attorney Landers works to resolve disputes efficiently while preserving your rights and protecting your children.
Most family law cases settle in mediation. When they do not, Lynda Landers is an experienced trial advocate who has presented cases before Collin County family courts.
After a decree or order is entered, Landers Law Firm ensures the terms are enforced, assists with transfers and paperwork, and remains available for post-decree questions.
"Lynda fought hard for my parental rights when I needed it most. She was thorough, responsive, and genuinely cared about the outcome for my children. I could not have asked for a better advocate in court."
"Going through a divorce is incredibly painful, but Lynda made the legal side manageable. She explained every step, kept me informed, and secured a settlement I felt good about. Highly recommend her firm."
"After my circumstances changed, Lynda helped me modify my divorce decree efficiently. She understood the nuances of Texas family law and guided me to a successful resolution without unnecessary delay."
Every case begins with a conversation. Choose the format that works best for your situation and schedule.
Quick guidance on urgent questions
Full case evaluation
Review of existing orders or agreements
How long does a divorce take in Texas?
An uncontested divorce in Texas can be finalized in as little as 61 days after filing — the mandatory waiting period. Contested divorces involving disputes over property, custody, or support typically take six months to over a year, depending on complexity and court schedules in Collin County.
What factors does a Texas court consider in child custody decisions?
Texas courts base custody — called conservatorship — on the best interest of the child. Judges weigh each parent's relationship with the child, stability of home environment, work schedules, geographic proximity, the child's preferences (if 12 or older), and any history of family violence or substance abuse.
Can a court order be modified after it is finalized?
Yes. Texas allows modification of child custody, child support, and visitation orders when there has been a material and substantial change in circumstances since the original order. Examples include relocation, job loss, remarriage, or a significant change in the child's needs. Lynda Landers handles modifications throughout Collin County.
What is parental alienation and can I take legal action?
Parental alienation occurs when one parent undermines the child's relationship with the other parent — through negative comments, limiting contact, or coaching the child to reject the other parent. Texas courts take these allegations seriously. If documented, alienating behavior can be grounds to modify conservatorship or visitation orders.
McKinney attorney Lynda Landers offers confidential consultations. Call or book online — same-week appointments are typically available.
Schedule Consultation (972) 529-5707