DIVORCE

The decision to end a relationship and seek a divorce marks a crossroad in your life. A good divorce attorney can provide the guidance necessary to help you make decisions confidently and start the next part of your life with much-needed peace of mind.

An annulment is a legal procedure which cancels a marriage between a man and a woman. Annulling a marriage is as though it is completely erased - legally, it declares that the marriage never technically existed and was never valid. Learn more.

A contested divorce occurs when the spouses cannot arrive at an agreement on one or more key issues in order to conclusively terminate their marriage. When spouses cannot arrive at an agreement, it’s a good time to get legal counsel. Learn more.

Divorces or separations involving significant assets — closely held business interests, investments, real property, professional degrees and licenses can be exhausting. A good divorce lawyer can bring you peace of mind in these situation. Learn more.

Divorce your spouse, not your assets. A divorce attorney will help you keep what you have and can ensure that you walk away from a divorce with a fair amount of assets. Learn more.

Often parties in a divorce are in a position to peacefully resolve their differences via an uncontested divorce or legal separation. Good legal counsel can make this type of divorce/legal separation lightning fast! Learn more.

The terms of your divorce decree may no longer reflect present-day reality. Under certain circumstances, it may be necessary to modify a decree in order to establish a new arrangement that is fair and workable under the current conditions. Learn more.

What can you do if you can’t get divorced because of religious reasons?

What can you do if you can’t get divorced because you’re afraid of losing medical insurance or social security benefits?

What can you do if you’re afraid your spouse is incurring debt that you may held liable for?

In these circumstances, and more, a legal Separation Agreement may be just what you need to protect your rights and interest and enable you to move on with your life in a positive way. Learn more.