A 15-minute phone call with a lawyer to discuss your divorce or separation, no matter where you are in the process, so you can move forward with confidence. The lawyer you hire will answer your questions and give you concrete advice during your call.

A 15-minute phone call with a lawyer to discuss your family legal situation, so you can move forward with confidence. The lawyer you hire will answer your questions and give you concrete advice about topics like marriage, prenups, or child custody.

A review of your prenuptial agreement by a lawyer, to make sure the document you sign protects your best interests. After your lawyer reviews the prenuptial agreement, they'll call you to discuss any issues. At the end of your 30-minute call, you'll know what changes to make and be able to sign with confidence.

A review of your parenting plan by a lawyer, to make sure the document you sign protects your family's best interests. After your lawyer reviews the parenting plan, they'll call you to discuss any issues. At the end of your 30-minute call, you'll know what changes to make and be able to sign with confidence.

Have a local, experienced family law attorney review your separation agreement. Your lawyer will review your agreement to make sure you and your spouse cover your bases before you contractually agree upon division of assets and debt, and your separation rights, duties, and obligations.

Plan for parenting your children after divorce with a well-drafted parenting plan. Work with a local, experienced family law attorney to create a parenting plan that is in the best interests of you and your children. Your attorney will call you to discuss the details of your situation, will work with you to draft your parenting plan, and will file the document with the court.

Get the support and peace of mind you need during your uncontested divorce by having a local, experienced family law attorney guide you through the process. Your lawyer will provide end-to-end support including, filling out forms, drafting your settlement agreements, and filing your documents with the court.