When you decided to get divorced, or learned your spouse wanted to, you probably thought: How will we ever divide our property and our lives? People accumulate significant property and funds together, even after only a few years. They may have children and have started businesses together.
If being divorced is best for you, or simply inevitable, you will have to divide your property. I can help.
I limit my practice to family law. I also deliberately limit my caseload. I have the knowledge, experience and time to dedicate to your case.
I have handled cases of complex and high-asset divorce where the parties have serious disagreements about child custody and the desire to relocate, and cases where there had been spousal abuse. Every couple is different and has a variety of possessions. Future income in the form of royalties on a creative work, ownership of art, second homes, and even horses may be owned together.
In cases of modest estates, where no children are involved, divorce can go smoothly. If yours does not seem likely to go smoothly, talk to me. I can explain what is likely to happen and help ensure that you are treated fairly, and handle the litigation if that is in your best interest.
If we are able to settle the divorce without a trial, you will be spared a great deal of time and the publicity of private and intimate details. Trust me to resolve your complex and high-asset divorce ably and professionally.
Attorney consultation: To schedule an appointment to discuss marital asset division at my Birmingham office, call 205-822-9334, or fill out the contact form on this website.
