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What we bring to the table
Divorce
Modification
Paternity
Contemplating divorce can be an emotional and trying time. We can help navigate the difficult and, at times, confusing process. When there are minor children involved, there are additional steps required that can be daunting to face on your own. Our compassionate staff is skilled and experienced in negotiating and drafting agreements, par
Contemplating divorce can be an emotional and trying time. We can help navigate the difficult and, at times, confusing process. When there are minor children involved, there are additional steps required that can be daunting to face on your own. Our compassionate staff is skilled and experienced in negotiating and drafting agreements, parenting plans, and settlements, mediating difficult issues, and guiding you through the process while helping you move forward successfully.
Paternity
Modification
Paternity
Did you know that putting the Father's name on your child's birth certficiate does NOT give him any legal rights to the child? Or that the Mother is the only legal guardian of a child born to unwed parents? Only a court order can give a Father the right to spend time with his biological child, regardless of whether or not he is on the b
Did you know that putting the Father's name on your child's birth certficiate does NOT give him any legal rights to the child? Or that the Mother is the only legal guardian of a child born to unwed parents? Only a court order can give a Father the right to spend time with his biological child, regardless of whether or not he is on the birth certificate. If there is no child support order or other order establishing the legal paternity of the child, a paternity action should be filed so that the parents' rights are protected.
Modification
Modification
Modification
Once a final judgment is entered, there are two ways to change it; the parties can come to an agreement on their own, or one (or both) of them can file a Supplemental Petition for Modification. However, there are several grounds that must be shown in order for the Court to modify the previous agreements or orders. We can assist with these
Once a final judgment is entered, there are two ways to change it; the parties can come to an agreement on their own, or one (or both) of them can file a Supplemental Petition for Modification. However, there are several grounds that must be shown in order for the Court to modify the previous agreements or orders. We can assist with these petitions and create a strategy to make sure that the changes you need are legally sound and ready to be approved by the Court.
Divorce - Which route is best for me?
Uncontested
Collaborative
Uncontested
When both parties agree on the details, from how to divide assets and debts to the nuances of a parenting plan, the case can be filed as an Uncontested matter. Both parties disclose their financial situation to each other and enter into an agreement that resolves all issues between them. This is the fastest option but is only available to parties who agree on everything.
Contested
Collaborative
Uncontested
When the parties do not agree on everything, or there are issues between them that cannot be resolved without court intervention, the case is filed as a Contested matter. There are procedures and deadlines that can get confusing if you don't have someone to guide you. Divorces and paternity cases can get nasty, especially when one party is represented by an attorney and the other is not.
Collaborative
Collaborative
Collaborative
Collaborative divorce is useful tool for parties who need help resolving their issues but would rather avoid the expense and hassle of going to court.
A team of attorneys, financial professionals, and mental health professionals work together with the parties to come to a joint resolution without court intervention or trial. This process
Collaborative divorce is useful tool for parties who need help resolving their issues but would rather avoid the expense and hassle of going to court.
A team of attorneys, financial professionals, and mental health professionals work together with the parties to come to a joint resolution without court intervention or trial. This process is ideal not only for couples who don't want the emotional, physical, and financial toll of trial but need some extra guidance through the process.