Our approach is designed to "even the playing field" for men in a divorce -- especially with issues of child custody and emphasizing that both sides financially support themselves and their kids. We team with you to proactively take charge of your divorce case. We offer practical, and realistic advice; finding pragmatic and cost-efficient approaches to dealing with your spouse and the courts. We want to help make your divorce as smooth a transition as possible.

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Our experience makes us especially adept at dealing with custody and parenting issues in divorce. Our 30 years of representing men enables us to share the experiences of other fathers who went through similar situations. We’ve developed strategies and approaches to help maximize the quality as well as the quantity of time with your children.

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Unlike child support, the courts consider a wide range of factors when determining a “fair” alimony payment in terms of amount and duration. Important here is to early and often stress to the courts the need for non-working spouses to get educated, get into the workforce and financially support themselves to their maximum ability. Whether your spouse simply needs to update her resume or needs an entire vocational assessment, the sooner that effort begins the sooner this goal is accomplished.

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Unlike alimony (spousal support), the courts determine child support by and large with a rigid set of guidelines. We make sure that your income is accurately presented and that kept at the forefront is the legal requirement that both parents must financially support their children.

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Domestic violence is a serious issue. So are false allegations of domestic violence and the misuse of the domestic violence procedures in the court system. It’s important early on to ascertain the reality of the situation and respond appropriately. There is usually a very short time table between the allegations and a court hearing so it is critical to address allegations with an attorney immediately.

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