An experienced attorney can help a person to make certain they receive everything that he or she deserves during a divorce. Remember, state laws do not necessarily support an even split of assets depending on the couple's situation.
Keep in mind that to obtain a change of custody, you will need to demonstrate a strong basis for the court to make such a change. We will help you build a strong case that demonstrates the necessity of that change.
Did you know that if you file for a divorce and your spouse doesn't respond that you can still get a divorce? This is called a “default divorce,” where the courts grant you a divorce even if your spouse chooses to ignore or not participate in the court proceedings.
So what’s the difference between custody and access in family law? Custody simply means a parent or guardian has been granted primary responsibility for the child, whereas access then refers to the amount of time the non-custody parent has been given to visit with that child.
We are experts in a variety of legal areas, referred to collectively as "family law." That includes everything from divorce, child custody, adoption, domestic violence and prenuptial agreements.
When you are struggling in your marriage, you probably consider the possibility of a divorce. While it may be avoidable, sometimes it simply cannot be avoided. When that is the case, a divorce attorney can ensure that your rights are protected to the limit allowable by law.
