Areas of Practice
Foreclosure Defense | Civil Litigation | Family Law | Consumer Law
Family Law
- Divorce
- Child visitation
- Child support
- Alimony
- Domestic violence
Family legal issues happen all the time. While forms are available and advice can be found even in some library books, sometimes it is in your best interest to get professional help to find out what is required to face these difficult circumstances.
In many cases one side or both demand the unreasonable, making it necessary for the case to proceed to trial. When a case comes to this point it is wise to know what you can expect from the court and what the court will expect from you.
The responsibility of Child support is, in most cases, as inevitable as taxes. To avoid issues in the future, you should seek advise as to how the payments are determined and awarded. Likewise, changes in your ability to pay (permanent or otherwise beyond your control), should to be addressed immediately as the courts often will not relieve you of the obligations retroactively.
While visitation is often a thorny issue parents are advised to remember that it is not a tool to use against the non-custodial parent for any other problems that might exist. Failure to pay child support, to make prior visits, to call, or similar slights do not justify withholding future visitations absent a court order to that effect. If you are having troubles or seeking to get a visitation order changed, seek legal advice and then a Court order.
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Foreclosure Defense | Civil Litigation | Family Law | Consumer Law
