Divorce/Family Law

For better or for worse, the decision to divorce will change your life. It may liberate both parties from a relationship they no longer enjoy. But it may also imprison them in an endless series of skirmishes that drain their financial and emotional resources. To a large extent, the outcome is determined by the quality of the legal advice both parties receive. Careful attention to details now can prevent needless turmoil and suffering later. Other family law issues also have lifelong consequences. Adopting a child, for example, can immeasurably enrich the lives of all concerned. Or it can lead to years of anguish. Again, careful attention to detail in drafting the adoption agreement is of paramount importance. Click here to find a family law attorney

What to bring Bring as many of these items with you to your first consultation as possible: A copy of your marriage license. Copies of the most recent statements for all of your bank accounts, mutual funds, retirement accounts, etc. A listing of all of your major personal assets -- homes, cars, boats, etc. Names and ages of your children.