Contested Divorce
A contested divorce occurs when spouses cannot agree on one or more key issues such as asset division, child custody, child support, or spousal support. These disagreements require formal litigation and court intervention to resolve disputed matters, and we provide experienced representation through negotiation, hearings, and trial if necessary.
Uncontested Divorce
An uncontested divorce is when both parties reach a full agreement on all material issues—including property division, custody, and support—before finalizing the divorce. This process is typically faster, less adversarial, and more cost-effective, and we assist clients in drafting and filing settlement agreements that meet legal requirements.
Child Custody
We help parents establish or modify legal and physical custody arrangements that serve the best interests of the child. This includes negotiating parenting plans, representing clients in disputes, and ensuring court-ordered schedules and decision-making responsibilities are clear and enforceable.
Child Support
Our firm assists with the establishment, enforcement, and modification of child support orders, ensuring that financial responsibility for a child’s needs—such as housing, education, and healthcare—is fair and legally sound. We work to protect your rights and advocate for support calculations consistent with state guidelines
Post-Judgment Modification
Life changes after a divorce—such as changes in income, relocation, or new family circumstances—may warrant revisiting custody, support, or other court orders. We represent clients seeking modifications to existing judgments by demonstrating substantial change in circumstances and navigating court requirements.
Child Relocation
When a custodial parent seeks to relocate with a child beyond a certain geographic threshold, legal permission is often required. We guide clients through relocation petitions or objections, advocating for custody arrangements that consider the child’s best interests and minimize disruption to family relationships.
Mediation
Mediation offers a less adversarial path to resolve family law disputes—including divorce terms, custody, and support—by working with a neutral third-party mediator to reach mutually acceptable agreements. We prepare and represent clients in mediation, helping you communicate effectively and achieve practical, sustainable outcomes.
Restraining Orders (Domestic Violence)
A restraining order is a civil court order that can forbid the abuser from contacting or coming near you, staying away from your home or workplace, and can include provisions to protect your children and personal property. We represent individuals seeking a restraining order or defending against one.