Take Mopac (a/k/a Loop 1) south; take the Northland/2222 exit. At the stop light, take a right (heading west) on 2222 and immediately move to the left turn lane. At the stop light (on your left is Washington Mutual Bank and on your right is a gas station), take a left at Balcones. Go about 50 yards just past Chez Zee restaurant on your right and take a left into the Randalls’ parking lot. Proceed to the stop sign and look for the Girling building on your right. We are in suite 420.
From South...
Take Mopac (a/k/a Loop 1) north; take the Northland/2222 exit. At the stop light, take a left (heading west) on 2222 and proceed under the Mopac freeway overpass, through the light at the overpass, and proceed to the left turn lane at the first light after the Mopac overpass. At the stop light (on your left is Washington Mutual Bank and on your right is a gas station), take a left at Balcones. Go about 50 yards just past Chez Zee restaurant on your right and take a left into the Randalls’ parking lot. Proceed to the stop sign and look for the Girling building on your right. We are in suite 420.
From West...
Go east on 2222 until it turns into Northland Drive. At the stop light at Balcones, take a right (on your right will be a Franklin Federal bank, on your left will be a house/business office). Go about 50 yards just past Chez Zee restaurant on your right and take a left into the Randalls’ parking lot. Proceed to the stop sign and look for the Girling building on your right. We are in suite 420.
From East...
Go west on Koenig until it turns into Northland Drive. Proceed under the Mopac freeway overpass, through the light at the overpass, and proceed to the left turn lane at the first light after the Mopac overpass. At the stop light (on your left is Washington Mutual Bank and on your right is a gas station), take a left at Balcones. Go about 50 yards just past Chez Zee restaurant on your right and take a left into the Randalls’ parking lot. Proceed to the stop sign and look for the Girling building on your right. We are in suite 420.
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.
