Anthony F. Brigano, founder and managing attorney at Brigano Law, PLLC, is a results-driven attorney licensed to practice in both Texas and New York, with extensive experience in family law, high-asset divorce, and appellate practice. Over the past decade, Anthony has built and managed a successful law practice, helping clients navigate complex and emotionally charged matters with clarity, high level legal strategy, and compassion.
Anthony most recently served as an Associate Attorney at Kirker|Davis LLP, a highly respected high-asset divorce firm in Austin, Texas. There, he represented clients in complex divorces, protective orders, temporary restraining orders, and other family law matters. Notably, Anthony authored a successful mandamus leading to a published decision in the Tenth Court of Appeals concerning changes in venue in a high-conflict child custody case. Additionally, he drafted premarital agreements for high net worth clients with complex estates. This experience reinforced his ability to combine strategic legal thinking with practical solutions for high-stakes, high-profile cases.
Prior to joining the talented team at Kirker|Davis, Anthony ran a solo boutique practice in New York, managing hundreds of matters across multiple counties, including child custody, felony level criminal defense, and appellate practice. He has litigated custody disputes, high-conflict divorces, protective orders, and successfully handled appeals in both Texas and in New York. Known for his meticulous attention to detail and creative problem-solving, Anthony is committed to achieving positive outcomes while maintaining an empathetic, client-centered approach.
Anthony holds a J.D. from Albany Law School, where he served on the Albany Law Review, and a B.A. in Sociology from the University at Albany, with minors in Psychology and English. He is licensed to practice law in both the State of Texas and the State of New York. He continues to provide accessible, thoughtful, and results-driven advocacy for clients throughout Austin, Travis County, and Williamson County.
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