Kathryn Flowers Samler

Resolve Complex Cases Constructively I represent goal-oriented individuals who aim to resolve complex matters, including challenging property issues, high-net-worth asset disputes, and mental health or substance abuse problems. They value constructive and creative approaches that protect children, preserve the relationship with their co-parent, and prioritize vital short- and long-term goals. Whether working with parents of children on a customized plan, strategizing with executives on complex property divisions or compensation structures, or developing resolutions for high-wage professionals and their spouses, I guide them through the process to protect them, their interests, and their futures. Heres how: Create a customized goal-oriented approach that delivers peace of mind and confidence about the future. Facilitate good, grounded, well-informed decisions that achieve long-term interests. Unwind complex estates without unnecessary financial or emotional costs. Apply creative thinking and ideas—from start to finish—to achieve the best possible outcome. Featured Video <img src=https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ID/hqdefault.jpg alt= width=480 height=360><iframe width=560 height=315 src=https://www.youtube.com/embed/Kkw7 O2t Sbb U?rel=0 frameborder=0 allowfullscreen></iframe> Professional Credentials As a board-certified family lawyer and family law mediator, Katie Flowers Samler has a wealth of experience practicing litigation and Collaborative Divorce. She is the President of Collaborative Divorce Dallas, has been named to the 2025 Best Lawyers in America list for Family Law and Family Law Mediation, and is recognized as a Super Lawyer in family law. Katie is known for constructive, strategic, and creative resolution of cases. Her skills include resolving cases that have complex layers, including personality disorders, addiction issues, parental alienation, complex property division, and division of retirement plans. Katie is also passionate about helping clients navigate and understand the adoption process. Katie has authored numerous articles and presented on family law issues, including collaborative law, custody litigation, high-conflict personality disorders, parental alienation, and commentary on tracing and characterization issues. She is a dedicated volunteer for The Family Place, an organization committed to stopping family violence. Katie is a Dallas divorce lawyer practicing in both our Dallas/Plano office locations. Interests Katie is a parent of two elementary school-aged children. Outside of practicing law, she enjoys spending time with her friends and family, traveling, and volunteering in her community and childrens school.