William Douglas Bloodworth II is a Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Attorney Bloodworth recognized as an expert and specialist in the area of Texas family law.
Family law involves some of the most important and emotional legal matters, including divorce, child custody and custody modification, adoption, grandparents’ rights, and child support. Board Certification in Family Law is a mark of excellence and a distinguishing professional achievement recognized throughout the State of Texas.
If you are facing a legal battle involving your family, children, or financial future, choosing a Board Certified family law attorney means placing your case in the hands of a proven specialist with demonstrated knowledge, experience, and trial readiness.
There are approximately 98,000 attorneys licensed to practice law in Texas, yet less than 1,200 are Board Certified in Family Law. Attorney William Bloodworth is part of this elite group of Texas attorneys who have earned this distinction.
Within the Texas legal community, Board Certification signifies that an attorney has:
Only Board Certified attorneys are permitted by the State Bar of Texas to publicly identify themselves as a “specialist” in a particular area of law. This designation reflects the highest public commitment to legal excellence, ethics, and professionalism.
Board Certification is a voluntary and highly selective process. An attorney must have practiced law for a minimum of five years, including at least three years of substantial involvement in the specialty area of family law before even becoming eligible.
Certification is not permanent. Board Certified attorneys must:
This ensures that a Board Certified family law attorney remains informed, skilled, and prepared to advocate effectively—whether through negotiation or trial.
On July 16, 1974, the Texas Supreme Court issued the Texas Plan for Recognition and Regulation of Specialization in the Law, establishing the Board Certification program administered by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization (TBLS).
TBLS was created to:
The Board Certification process is rigorous and includes:
The first Certifications of Special Competence were awarded in 1975 in Criminal Law, Family Law, and Labor Law, recognizing attorneys who demonstrated exceptional expertise.
For additional information about Board Certified attorneys in Texas, visit: www.tbls.org
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