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Family law encompasses the legal issues that affect families and relationships, including divorce, custody, child support, alimony, and property division. If you are going through a separation, divorce, or custody matter, family law is the area that governs your rights and responsibilities.

Yes. While a divorce decree or custody order is intended to be final, it can be modified if there has been a significant change in circumstances. For example, a change in income may allow for a modification of child support, or a change in a parent's circumstances may allow for a custody modification. Courts also allow for periodic review of support orders. Whether your case qualifies for modification depends on the specifics of your situation.

Because family law cases involve issues such as your children, your finances, and your future, it is generally in your best interest to have an attorney. If the issues are straightforward and both parties are aligned, mediation may be an option. However, if there are contested issues or complexities, an attorney is essential to ensure your rights are protected.

It depends on the complexity of your case and whether the parties are in agreement. Cases where both parties agree may be resolved in as little as 30 days. More complex or contested cases may take months or even years, depending on the level of conflict, discovery, the involvement of experts, and the court's schedule. Most cases are resolved in mediation before trial.

Yes. We handle enforcement of court orders, clarifications of decrees, and disputes that arise after divorce. If the other party is not complying with orders, or if there are ambiguities or disagreements, we can assist in resolving the matter through mediation or, if necessary, court.