Amy Gehm brings over 20 years of exclusive family law experience to guide you through divorce, custody, and complex property matters — with compassion, strategy, and close personal attention.
20+
Years Practicing Exclusively
in Family Law
2002
Board Certified by the
Texas Board of Legal Specialization
5
Texas Counties Served
Travis · Hays · Williamson · Bastrop · Caldwell
Amy Gehm has practiced only family law for her entire career — giving her a depth of knowledge and pattern recognition that generalist attorneys simply cannot match.
Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in Family Law — one of the state's most selective legal credentials, earned and maintained through demonstrated expertise.
Recognized as a Super Lawyer by Thomson Reuters in 2022 — an honor based on peer nominations and professional achievement in the legal community.
From closely held businesses to stock options and traced separate property, Amy handles financial complexity that many family law firms are not equipped to address.
Your case is handled by Amy directly. She listens, understands your goals, and is present at every critical stage of your matter — never handed off.
Amy's firm was built on the belief that clients navigating difficult family transitions deserve to be treated with integrity, respect, and genuine empathy.
When the most important areas of your life are changing — your family, your children, your financial security — you need more than a capable attorney. You need one who is prepared, focused, and genuinely committed to your outcome.
Amy Gehm has been Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 2002 — a distinction held by a select few Texas attorneys.
This firm practices only family law, so every resource, every insight, and every strategy is focused entirely on your divorce or custody matter.
From closely held corporations to restricted stock units and asset tracing, Amy brings sophisticated legal acumen to your most financially complex issues.
You won't be handed off to a paralegal. Amy listens carefully to your goals and crafts a strategy tailored specifically to your family's circumstances.
Whether you seek a cooperative resolution or require vigorous courtroom advocacy, Amy has the experience and versatility to represent you effectively.
Serving clients across Travis, Hays, Williamson, Bastrop, and Caldwell Counties, with deep familiarity of local courts and procedures.
Sit down with Amy to discuss your situation openly. She listens carefully, answers your questions honestly, and helps you understand your legal options without pressure.
Amy assesses the full scope of your matter — from custody goals to property complexity — and develops a tailored legal strategy aligned with your specific objectives.
Whether pursuing a collaborative settlement or preparing for court, Amy advocates vigorously on your behalf with the expertise and preparation your case demands.
Amy works diligently toward a resolution that protects your children, your assets, and your future — and remains by your side until your family law matter is fully resolved.
Board Certification in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization is a rigorous credential that requires demonstrated experience, peer recognition, and passing a comprehensive exam. It signifies a level of expertise that only a select group of Texas family law attorneys have achieved.
The firm handles the full spectrum of family law, including divorce, child custody and conservatorship, complex property division, division of closely held business interests, asset tracing, stock option division, and relocation matters.
Amy Gehm represents clients in Travis, Hays, Williamson, Bastrop, and Caldwell Counties in Texas.
Not necessarily. Amy offers both collaborative and litigation-based approaches. Many matters can be resolved through negotiation or collaborative processes — but if litigation is required, Amy is a skilled and prepared courtroom advocate.
Amy has significant experience with sophisticated marital estates, including the division of closely held corporations, restricted stock units, stock options, and the characterization and tracing of separate property assets. These matters require specialized legal and financial analysis, which Amy provides directly.
No — in fact, the earlier you understand your rights and options, the better positioned you are to protect yourself and your family. An initial consultation does not commit you to any course of action; it simply gives you clarity.
In Texas, the legal term for what most people call "custody" is conservatorship. It covers both the rights and duties of each parent regarding the child, as well as possession and access schedules. Amy can explain exactly what conservatorship arrangements are possible given your family's circumstances.
You'll speak with the firm to arrange an initial consultation with Amy. During that meeting, she will listen to your situation, explain how Texas family law applies to your circumstances, and outline the options available to you — so you can make informed decisions.
Life has many challenges, with few being as difficult as those that occur in a divorce. Let Amy Gehm provide the clarity, strategy, and personal attention you deserve during this difficult time.
Office Address
1114 Lost Creek Blvd #310
Austin, Texas 78746