Divorce Solutions:
One Manageable Step at a Time
What Makes Us Different?
- We help you get control of your life.
- We take care of your emotional needs by sending you to several sessions with a professional therapist.
- We work efficiently to keep control of costs.
- We return all phone calls within 24 hours.
- We respond to all e-mails.
- We never forget you are a person.
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Who Do We Work With?
- People interested in ending their marriage in a fair manner.
- People interested in protecting their children.
- People who want to get on with their life.
- People who want to end their marriage but not their responsibility to the children.
- People who understand the value of knowledgeable professionals.
- People with high follow through on advice.
- People who want an efficient attorney.
- People who want clearly defined goals.
- People who want to be kept advised on progress.
- People who want an attorney who can direct them to help for their emotional needs.
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What's My First Manageable Step?
Where do I start?
Any type of case involves requires organization, common sense, patience, knowledge and a sharp focus. Every lawyer should offer these skills. However, the first thing you need to do is meet with a lawyer. You need to see the person. Are you comfortable with him or her? Did he or she listen to you? Do you feel he or she understands what you want?
What happens when you first call the office?
Interested persons call my office (856-988-5884) for a brief telephone conversation in which we discuss the basic issues.
How long is the initial consultation?
These meetings usually take between one and two hours.
What information will be discussed at the initial consultation?
The purpose of the meeting is for me to obtain the necessary background facts.
We start by requesting basic biographical information, such as names, addresses and birth dates. We discuss your income and earning history and your spouse's income and earning history.
Then we focus on your questions and make sure you have an understanding of the process.
What information do you receive at the initial consultation?
We explain the procedure for filing for divorce (or answering a divorce complaint that your spouse may have filed). We will discuss the process so you will know what to expect.
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