Helping You Through Life's Difficult Moments
When your family is going through a challenging or difficult time, we will be right here with you every step of the way. We check in with our clients after their case is finished to see if they are doing alright. We care about you and your child/ren not only during the case but after your case is finished.
Areas of Family Law We Practice
Assistance with Pro Se Divorce
We will help you navigate the legal paperwork and understand what you are legal entitled to. We will check your paperwork to make sure you filled it out correctly and you ask what you are legally entitled to.
Child Support
Helping fathers know and understand what their legal rights are for their children.
Collaborative Divorce or Paternity
In a collaborative divorce or paternity, both parties have attorneys, as well as a mental health counselor and financial planner on the case. The collaborative process is to avoid litigation and come to a settlement agreement without court intervention. The approach is team focused rather than be adversarial.
Contempt
A contempt is when a parent or party is not doing what they were court ordered to do in your parenting plan, timesharing plan, child support, or marital settlement agreement. A contempt can result in fines, jail time, and other penalties for those who disregard court orders or refuse to comply with them.
Custody and Visitation
Remembering that the best interest of the child matters most when making decisions.
Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce)
We know this is a very difficult time in your life. We will be with you every step of the way.
Custody and Visitation
Remembering that the best interest of the child matters most when making decisions.
Mediation
Allowing both sides to negotiate a resolution without the time and expense of a court hearing.
Modification
Changing your currenttimesharing, parenting plan, and/orf child support agreement.
Name Change
Giving you the needed protection of a fresh start.
Paternity
Helping fathers know and understand what their legal rights are for their child/ren.
Step-Parent or Adult Adoption
If you would like to adopt your step child, or if you are an adult who maybe someone else was more of a parent than your biological parent, they can adopt you.