This month, Beal Law Firm is proud to have been named to the Tops in Tarrant list, produced annually by Society Life magazine. "The people have spoken," says Society Life. The businesses listed are the "final result of a community-based website survey requesting votes for the top local leaders in 34 carefully selected industries." Thank you to all that voted and to Society Life for the recognition. #SouthlakeDivorce #Divorce #CollaborativeLawyer #FortWorthDivorce #MilitaryDiv

This week, I was interviewed by Morning Dose TV to get my opinions on January being "Divorce Month." I was very happy that as a part of the interview, I was able to get in something that I have been telling people for decades -- Divorce does not solve all of your problems; it trades one set of problems for another set of problems. #SouthlakeDivorce #DallasDivorceLawyer #FortWorthDivorce #Divorce #CollaborativeDivorce #MilitaryDivorce #Custody #EricBeal #BealLawFirm #CollinCou

I recently went to the funeral for one of my best friend’s father. He was a great man, and my friend and his brother both had wonderful things to say about their father. The things they said caused me to think about all of the wonderful things that my dad had done for me. I was adopted as a baby, so it’s kind of hard to top that, but my father did that and many other marvelous things for me. He taught me an incredible amount, along with my awesome mom he took care of me, and

I listen to a lot of talk radio. Some would say too much — my wife probably among them. I like talk radio. I’ve listened to it for about 35 years. I’ve listened to stations all over the country, and I’ve listened to all types. In the early days, I would listen to general interest shows. Then I went through a period where I listened to political shows. Then came Sports Talk radio stations. There are at least three “All Sports” stations in the DFW Metroplex, and in the day and

Regardless of the situation, beginning a marriage is beginning a new life. Knowing the law is like knowing the Rules on the Box Top of Life;

May 4, 1992. The day that I began a solo practice with no money, no clients, a mountain of debt, a non-working wife, a small child, and the smallest office I could find to rent for the shortest term possible. I had worked for two of the most prestigious and most powerful firms in Dallas and the State of Texas. One was an amazing firm named Johnson & Swanson. It was the biggest firm in Dallas and one of, if not THE, best. The other was a very powerful and large plaintiff's fir