Practice Areas

Divorce, uncontested or contested, is one of the most difficult and financially important decisions of your life.

Determining where your children will live, with whom, and how often.

Relevant in divorce, child custody, and paternity cases, child support determines what money you receive (or pay) each month to financially support your children.

Modifying your parenting schedule, child support, alimony or other court orders after a divorce.

Obtaining permission from the other parent or the Court to move out of state with your child.

Adopting a child is a technical process with a hugely rewarding outcome.

Establishing parental rights for unmarried parents.

Delinquency and unruly matters against juveniles that would be crimes if committed by an adult.

Biological grandparents seeking visitation with their grandchildren after being denied contact by the parent.

Obtaining a court order for visitation if you are a stepparent divorcing a biological parent.

Prior to marriage, a prenuptial agreement helps to outline what will occur in the event of a divorce.

Mediation is required by most courts and allows parties to reach an agreement without further litigation.

Preparing in the event of your death for how your estate and end-of-life decisions will be handled.

Obtaining decision-making and caretaking responsibilities for a person who is no longer able to do so.