Practical Guidance, Intelligent Solutions: Your Trusted Family Law Partners
Your Trusted Partners
Our team is dedicated to guiding you through the legal complexities of family matters. Trust us to provide compassionate and professional support every step of the way.
Services
We have helped hundreds of clients start new chapters in their lives, assisting them with divorce, child custody, child and spousal support, division of complex financial assets, domestic violence, premarital and postnuptial agreements, among others. We bring our practical guidance, intelligence, wisdom, empathy and our deep understanding of how the legal system works to each one of our clients.
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In legal terms, a divorce is called a dissolution of marriage. By whatever name, divorce is the restructuring of nearly every material aspect of your life.
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Complex financial, valuation, and tax issues can impact all aspects of family law cases, including child and spousal support and division of assets.
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We will work to calm the rough waters of child custody disputes, assist with crafting and implementing parenting plans, connect families with mental health professionals, and, when necessary, work to obtain court orders necessary to protect your children.
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Both parents are mutually responsible for the support and maintenance of their children, regardless of which parent has more custodial time.
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Mediation is a confidential, non-coercive, and voluntary process that places the decision-making power squarely in the hands of the people with the dispute, rather than delegating that power to a third party, such as a judge.
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A Collaborative Divorce includes a commitment to avoid litigation, and is designed to empower parties to make decisions that are most beneficial to all the parties involved.
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When people marry, they often take for granted that they are agreeing to a default set of rules and regulations that will govern how they share their income and assets.
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We represent victims of domestic violence as well as people facing allegations of domestic violence in family law actions.