Category: Pracitice Area

Establishing paternity can protect visitation rights and ensures the child can receive benefits from the father. We will help you with this process.

There may be times when the rights of a parent are terminated under state law. Our expert legal team can help.

Co-parenting is when two parents work with one another to raise a child when they are divorced or legally separated and not living together.

When an assualt victim is a cohabitant, dating partner, engaged partner, fiancé, parent of a child, or a spouse, this referred to as “domestic violence.”

A postnuptial agreement is a document signed after marriage, but before a divorce. We can help you create one or decide if it’s right for you.

Whenever there are children involved in a divorce case, one of the parents will most likely be ordered by the court to pay child support to the other parent.

Our lawyers will ensure that any alimony or spousal support that may be awarded in a divorce is fair and equitable.

Let us help you find the best solution for you and your children in the case of a legal separation or a divorce.

Our attorneys will work with you throughout the divorce process to solve your conflicts while minimizing time and cost.