What You Need to Know in One Glance.

Every divorce is different—but the path to peace of mind always starts the same way: with a smart, steady plan.

We begin by listening—truly understanding what matters most to you: your children, your home, your future. That becomes the foundation of your strategy.

Whether you want to resolve matters without stepping foot in a courtroom or you feel you need a judge to hear your side, we’ll make sure your voice is heard. We cut through the noise, reduce unnecessary conflict, and stay focused on your goals.

From day one, we advocate with clarity, compassion, and focus.

This is more than just a legal process—it’s your life. And we’re here to help you move forward with confidence and direction.

Not Sure Where To Start? Let’s Talk.

Divorce feels overwhelming but the right plan can bring clarity faster than you think. Let’s talk about what matters most to you and see how you can protect it. The sooner we talk, the sooner you’ll feel back in control.

FAQ

If both spouses’ work and incomes are similar, the court is unlikely to award alimony. However, there are at least 12 factors that the court is required to consider for a fair and equitable alimony award. The court has the authority to determine the amount and duration of an alimony award, either for a set period or indefinitely. The amount and duration of an alimony award may also be modifiable. A dependent spouse may be able to receive alimony shortly after the case is started and while the case is still pending. Alimony may end if the recipient remarries, or the payor dies.

What is temporary spousal support?

While the divorce is pending, a dependent spouse may have the right to receive temporary spousal support. Those eligible for temporary support can receive it from the date of filing. A dependent spouse does not need to wait for a final divorce settlement to receive temporary support.

Yes, there are many ways to lose your house in the divorce process including foreclosure or a court-ordered sale of the home. But there are ways to protect your house in the divorce process either temporarily through a use and possession order or permanently through a buyout of the other party’s interest in the home. The house may also be excluded from the divorce if the house is completely pre-marital or was obtained as an inheritance. However, there are exceptions to many of these rules, and it is important to work with an experienced family law attorney to determine your options in protecting the house from the divorce.

You need an attorney willing to work closely to negotiate complex property division agreements. Our successful track record can achieve what’s fair for our clients. Our attorneys are experienced professionals at getting reasonable resolutions – if we can’t reach an agreed solution, we’re prepared to battle it out in court.

HERE’S A QUICK SUMMARY

Divorce is hard. Getting help shouldn’t be.

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You don’t need to point fingers to move forward.

Divorce doesn’t require blame. Citing irreconcilable differences or separation is enough. And no, there doesn’t have to be a courtroom war. We’ll help you move forward with dignity.

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You have legal options, and we’ll help you find the one that fits.

The right firm won’t just fight for you, they’ll listen, guide, and bring clarity to complex decisions when emotions run high. We’re in your corner.

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We aim to settle. We prepare to win.

Whether you’re ready for a fight or hoping to settle things peacefully, we meet you where you are. Our job is to protect what matters most—through smart negotiation or strong advocacy—so you stay in control.

Your Future Is Being Decided Right Now. The choices you make today will shape the life you live tomorrow.

Let’s build a strategy that protects your rights, secures what matters most, and gives you peace of mind starting now. Get your free Initial Consultation

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