About Cindy V.
Cindy V. Tisdale is a partner at Goranson Bain Ausley in Granbury, Texas, where she focuses on family law and divorce cases. She joined the State Bar of Texas in 1995 and is known for her expertise in these areas. The firm offers comprehensive services related to child custody, property division, and spousal support, catering to clients across Hood County and surrounding areas. She earned her J.D. from Baylor Law School in 1995, following her undergraduate degree — a B.A.
from Baylor University in 1991. Her educational background laid a solid foundation for her legal career, which spans over two decades. During this time, she has gained experience in handling complex family law matters, often navigating emotionally charged situations with professionalism and sensitivity. Most of her work involves representing clients in divorce proceedings, where she addresses issues such as asset division and child custody arrangements. Cases typically progress from initial consultations to negotiations and, if necessary, litigation. She is known for her thorough preparation and approach, which has proven effective in achieving favorable outcomes for her clients.
Before becoming a partner at Goranson Bain Ausley in 2023, she held various roles within the firm and contributed significantly to its growth. Her commitment to family law extends beyond her practice; she is actively involved in numerous legal associations. Tisdale serves as the chair of the Texas Bar Foundation and has held leadership positions within the State Bar of Texas, including president and member of the executive committee. She is also co-chair of the State Bar Workgroup on Texas Lawyer Needs Arising From the 2020 Pandemic and 2021 Winter Storm. Her involvement in these organizations reflects her dedication to improving legal services and supporting her peers in the legal community. Tisdale's contributions to the field have earned her recognition among her colleagues and clients alike.
Cindy Tisdale remains committed to advocating for her clients while also mentoring young attorneys in family law. Her experience and leadership roles within the legal community position her as a prominent figure in Texas family law. She continues to participate in educational initiatives, ensuring that both clients and fellow attorneys are well-informed about the evolving landscape of family law in Texas.
