About Renae
Renae Mundis-Mitchum is an attorney licensed to practice in Texas. She has been a member of the State Bar of Texas since 2020 and works in areas of law that touch family relationships and separation. Her work has meant long hours in court and careful negotiation at the table. She pairs practical attention to case detail with direct communication.
Her path to practice is grounded in client work rather than public profile. Since joining the State Bar, she has taken roles at two law offices in Texas. Those offices include Moving Forward Divorce Lawyers and Roger G. Jain & Associates. At each stop, she has handled matters that arise when personal lives and legal rules collide.
In court, cases move quickly. She prepares filings, advocates at hearings, and manages discovery. Outside court, she counsels clients on options and consequences. She works on divorce cases and related family law issues. That work can include negotiating settlements, addressing parenting arrangements, and resolving disputes over assets. She has experience guiding clients through the procedural steps of family law litigation and settlement talks.
Colleagues describe her approach as methodical. She gives attention to timelines and to the paperwork that judges expect. She also listens to what clients prioritize. For many clients, the legal questions are wrapped up in emotion and practical concerns. Her practice aims to sort those elements into a plan that moves the case forward.
Her roles at Moving Forward Divorce Lawyers and at Roger G. Jain & Associates have exposed her to a range of family law matters. At Moving Forward Divorce Lawyers she handles divorce-related filings and settlement negotiations. At Roger G. Jain & Associates she has taken on client representation that involves courtroom appearances and procedural work. The combination of those experiences informs how she handles both straightforward and contested matters.
Outside of filings and hearings, she spends time explaining options. That work includes discussing timelines, likely outcomes, and the costs involved. Clients who come through her door often need both legal clarity and practical next steps. She aims to provide both.
She continues to practice in Texas and remains an active member of the State Bar of Texas. Her current practice concentrates on divorce and family law matters in Texas courts.
