Divorce & Family Law

A family law attorney must be aware of the client's needs and the emotional nature of most marital or family law matter. At the same time, the attorney must aggressively represent the interest of his or her client. Our office can provide you with this representation at an affordable cost.

If you find yourself asking any of the following questions, please talk to an attorney to protect your rights before you take any action.

Can I leave the house? Should I? Can My Spouse Be Forced To Leave Our Home? Who Gets Custody? What Is Joint Custody? What Do I Do To Protect Myself Financially? How Is The Amount Of Support Determined?

Do Voluntary Payments Set A Precedent? How Do I Find Hidden Assets? Is My Spouse Entitled To Part Of My Business? Does It Matter Who Files For Divorce? Can I Date During Separation? Can My Spouse Take The Children Out Of State?

Estate Planning

• If you don't have a Last Will and Testament, have one prepared by a knowledgeable attorney. If you already have one, review it periodically to make sure that it reflects your current desires and station in life. Consider it reviewed by your attorney upon a major change in your life, such as retirement, divorce, re-marriage or grandchildren.
• At the time you have your Last Will and Testament prepared, consider a Power of Attorney to be used by your spouse or loved one in the event of your mental or physical incapacity, along with a Living Will.