We discuss every case as a team. Even though one of our attorneys will take a lead role in your representation, you'll have access to all of us to achieve the best outcome.
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Communication is key with us. We will always respond in a timely manner to explain everything we’re doing and answer all of your questions.
In Military Divorce, service members have special assets and benefits. Our attorneys are skilled in valuing and awarding these complex benefits.
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In Federal Employee Divorce, employees have valuable insurance, retirement and other benefits that require careful and skilled evaluation.
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Collaborative Divorce is designed to reduce the financial and emotional toll on spouses and children through a free exchange of information and commitment to resolve disputes out of court.
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Maintenance, otherwise known as alimony, is a payment awarded to an ex-spouse after a divorce, separate from child support. The amount and length of the award is based on several factors.
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Spouses may enter a marital property agreement (pre-nup or post-nup) if they wish to avoid the default of the community property rule, which gives each spouse one-half ownership of their property.
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A business owned by a spouse is often the most valuable divisible asset at divorce. Our attorneys will carefully review business documents to reach the correct value.
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Persons suffering from mistreatment, physical abuse, or harassment may request a restraining order prohibiting the defendant from contacting the victim.
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Separated parents should receive a court order granting the right to make decisions and spend time with a child, based on the child’s best interest.
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Child Custody & Placement
Every child is entitled to financial support from both parents. Child support is based on a state formula, accounting for each parent’s visitation and incomes.
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Child Support
Fathers must obtain a court order to establish their legal status as a child’s father. That order allows the judge to grant custody, placement, and child support.
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Paternity
Sometimes, parents are unable or unwilling to care for their child. In those cases, a non-parent may step in and request to be appointed as the child’s guardian.
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Minor Guardianship
Grandparents who have a close relationship with a child can obtain court-ordered visitation. We will help you maintain the close bond that you have developed.
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Grandparent & Non-Parent Visits
If parents place their children in danger, or are simply unable to care for them, their parental rights may be terminated. This is a very serious step that permanently severs all ties between a parent and child and thus, the standard for a termination is very high.
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Termination of Parental Rights
Specific laws address the difficult situation when parents live in different states or countries. A clear understanding of these laws is vital to ensure you spend as much time as possible with your child.
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Child Custody Interstate Disputes - Abduction
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