About Scott Rewak
Scott Rewak is a Dallas family lawyer. Clients work with him through Rewak Law Firm, PLLC. He is Board Certified, Family Law — Texas Board of Legal Specialization, and he handles any kind of family-law matter, from divorce and custody to support, property and changes to old orders. His office is on Sherry Lane in Dallas, and your first consultation with him is free and confidential.
From accounting to family law
Scott studied accounting before he went to law school. Money questions come up in most divorces: what the family owns, what it owes, and what each person will need to live on afterward.
He chose family law because it lets him help people in ways he believes few other areas of law could match. For Scott, the work is much more than a business.
As Scott puts it: "I care deeply about helping people. If you need me, it means you're going through one of the toughest times you'll experience in life."
Why he does this work
People rarely call a family lawyer on a good day. Most are carrying fear: about money, about their children, about themselves and about the future. Scott has worked with people from all walks of life, and he knows that fear looks a little different for everyone.
His aim is the same in every case. He looks for solutions that leave you in the best possible position once the matter is resolved, so you can start your new life on solid ground.
In his words: "I want to help you through this process, so you can start your new life from the strongest position possible."
How Scott works with you
Preparation comes first
Scott has a simple belief: there's no substitute for being prepared. A case usually goes more smoothly when the documents are gathered, the finances are understood and the questions are asked early. He helps you get organized from the start, so decisions are made with the facts in front of you. If you want to begin on your own, his free Navigating Divorce workbook walks you through what to collect.
Your goals set the direction
Before Scott talks strategy, he wants to know what matters most to you. That might be time with your children, keeping the house, a fair split of retirement accounts, or simply getting through it with as little conflict as possible. Your goals shape the plan. When your situation changes, the plan can change with it.
Plain explanations
Family law has its own language. Texas calls custody "conservatorship" and visitation "possession and access." Scott explains each term and each step in plain words, so you understand what is happening and why. You should never have to guess what a document means before you sign it.
You are not alone in it
A divorce or custody case can feel isolating. You're not alone in the divorce process. Scott stays with you through it, answers your questions, and explains what to expect next. His view is that the most important thing you can do is speak with a trusted family lawyer as early as possible, before small problems become larger ones.
What Scott handles
Scott handles any family-law matter in Texas. That includes:
- Divorce, including high-net-worth divorce and high-conflict divorce
- Child custody (conservatorship) and child support
- Spousal maintenance and property division
- Prenuptial and marital agreements
- Modifications and enforcement of existing orders
- Protective orders and mediation
Credentials and recognition
- Board Certified, Family Law — Texas Board of Legal Specialization
- The Best Lawyers in America (2025)
- Lawdragon 500 Leading Family Lawyers (2024)
Where to find Scott
Scott's office is at 5950 Sherry Lane, Suite 800, Dallas, TX 75225. He works with people across Dallas, Collin, Denton and Tarrant counties. Learn more about family cases in Dallas County, Collin County, Denton County and Tarrant County.
The first consultation is free and confidential. You can tell Scott what is happening, ask your questions and leave with a clearer picture of your options. When you are ready, you can book a time online.
Questions people ask
What does "Board Certified in Family Law" mean?
Board certification is a credential awarded by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization to lawyers who meet its standards in a particular area of law. Scott's credential reads: Board Certified, Family Law — Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
Is the first meeting with Scott really free?
Yes. Your first consultation is free and confidential. It is a chance to explain your situation, ask questions and decide whether you want to work together.
Does Scott only handle divorces?
No. Scott handles any family-law matter, including custody, child support, spousal maintenance, property division, prenups, modifications, enforcement and protective orders.
Who will I sign with if I hire Scott?
Clients sign with Rewak Law Firm, PLLC. Scott is the attorney responsible for your matter.
