Thomas L. Ausley Named in "The Best Lawyers in America, Family Law Section" since 1987; board certified Family Law (1980) and Civil Trial Law (1982) by Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Kristen A. Algert Helping couples maximize their options and maintain their dignity during divorce; board certified Family Law (1997) by Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Eric Robertson Named in "The Best Lawyers in America Family Law Section"; board certified Family Law (1997) by Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Kelly Ausley-Flores Assisting her clients through the difficult process of divorce by putting the clients’ needs first; board certified Family Law (2000) by Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
JoAl Cannon Sheridan Combining legal experience with a sensitivity to often emotionally difficult family law matters is essential to providing the best representation for her clients.
Kelly Caperton Member of the State Bar of Texas (2006), the American Bar Association, the Family Law Section of the State Bar of Texas, the Austin Bar Association (Family Law Section), and the Collaborative Law Institute of Texas.
Eric Robertson practices Family Law in Travis, Williamson, Hays, Gillespie and Kerr Counties. He joined Ausley & Algert, L.L.P. in 1998, and became a partner in 2000. Mr. Robertson has extensive experience in the courtroom litigating high value, complex property disputes, as well as disputes involving children. Although an experienced litigator, he is also trained as a collaborative family lawyer and mediator – skills that allow him to explore all avenues of dispute resolution in order to find the most appropriate solution for his clients.
Married for 28 years to another lawyer, Mr. Robertson’s approach is pragmatic and constructive, and centered on the best interests of his clients and their children. He recognizes that divorcing couples must have a continuing relationship as parents long after their divorce is over. He understands that his clients are at a turning point in their lives, and aims to build a relationship of trust with each client based on openness, accessibility and a detailed knowledge of their situation. He offers the highest standard of service and prides himself on absolute discretion in order to protect his clients' privacy.
Honors
Named in "The Best Lawyers in America, Family Law Section." 2005 to Present.
Education
University of Texas at Arlington(BA in General Studies, 1982)
University of Texas at Arlington (MS in Psychology, 1986)
South Texas College of Law, Houston (JD 1991)
Professional Activities:
Fellow, American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers
Partner Ausley, Algert, Robertson & Flores, LLP since 2000; member of firm since 1998
Founding Member of Collaborative Institute of Texas and of Collaborative Family Law Practitioners
International Academy of Collaborative Professionals; Texas Academy of Family Law Specialists; American Bar Association (including Family Law Section); State Bar of Texas (including Family Law Section); Travis County Bar Association (including Family Law Section; President Family Law Section 2002-2003); Williamson County Bar Association; Texas Family Law Foundation; Legal Assistant Commission Texas Board of Legal Specialization 2001-2007.
Member, State Bar of Texas Grievance Committee, District 9A
Legal Seminars & Writings:
Author and Speaker, 2005 University of Texas School of Law, 5th Annual Family Law on the Front Lines, "Collecting Judgments."
Author and Speaker, 2005 State Bar of Texas Poverty Law Conference "Child Support and Visitation Enforcement."
Speaker, 2004 Williamson County Bar Association Annual Family Law Seminar "Preparing for the Temporary Orders Hearing."
Speaker for Williamson County Bar Association CLE Course–Characterization of Marital Property and Economic Contribution (2003)
Author/Speaker for University of Texas Continuing Legal Education Series–How to Look Prepared, Even if You Just Met Your Client Yesterday (2003)
Author/Speaker for State Bar of Texas Legal Assistant’s University–Discovery for Family Law–One Year Later: How the New Rules Apply to Family Law (2000)
Author/Speaker for State Bar of Texas Legal Assistant’s University–Modification in Family Law Cases (1999)
Speaker for State Bar of Texas, Advanced Family Law Course–Securing and Collecting What Your Client Got (1999)
Author for In the Trenches Seminar– Winning Techniques in Family Law Litigation (1998)
