One Attorney for the Multifaceted Issues of Divorce
Divorce is never a simple matter. Even if there are no children and no complicated assets, there are many different issues that arise as a result of a divorce that need to be dealt with. You need an attorney with the experience and skill to handle every aspect of your divorce.
As a Wilton divorce lawyer representing clients in the Danbury and Stamford courthouses for nearly 25 years, I have seen all of the issues that come up in the course of a divorce, and I can help make sure your interests are represented in any divorce situation:
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- Property division
- High net worth divorce
- Valuation of pension and retirement benefits
- Valuation of business interests
- Alimony and child support
- Child custody and visitation
- Mental health issues and other special needs
- Prenuptial agreements and postnuptial agreements
- Mediation: Mediation involves the two divorcing parties and a neutral mediator working out the terms of the divorce and related issues together. The mediator does not represent either party.
- Collaborative law: In Collaborative divorce each party is represented by their own attorney, but all parties agrees not to litigate. Other experts are also available to help the parties understand their choices and make sure their interests are protected.
Because I know how difficult and sensitive these issues can be for my Fairfield County clients, I handle these matters thoughtfully and carefully. I will give you the information you need to understand the probable consequences of your potential decisions so that together we can make the best choices for you.
Client testimonial: Thank you for your counsel and economical handling of my divorce. You made it almost painless. R. K.
If There Is a Better Solution, Together We Can Find It
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Sometimes in a divorce, the long-standing animosity or some practical aspects of the situation make it necessary to litigate; another approach is simply not possible. In these cases, I have the experience to litigate on your behalf to make sure your interests are well represented.
In the vast majority of divorce cases, however, I find that alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods work for my clients instead of the contentious courtroom battle.
Divorcing couples that work out the terms of their divorces outside of the courtroom have a much more successful experience in most cases. They feel they retain more control over the process, cost and outcome, and the process allows them to maintain a less contentious long-term working relationship, take better care of their children and make joint decisions in the future.
Contact a Wilton Child Custody Lawyer ∙ 203-544-9945
I am always available to answer your legal questions. I represent clients in Ridgefield, Danbury, Stamford, Norwalk and throughout Fairfield County. Please call or e-mail me for an appointment. I look forward to working with you.
