If you are contemplating divorce, a San Diego lawyer can
help. We work with families as they go
through a divorce and afterwards if they are unhappy with the judges
decision. Family court is a complicated
place with divorce laws and procedures dictating outcomes more often than
actual facts. If you don’t know what you
are doing you can get lost in the process, deal with extreme frustrations, and
lose the things that are the most important to you. We understand that this is a difficult time
emotionally and will take care of the legal details so that you can focus on
helping your family through the process.
Everyone only has so much bandwidth. While going through a divorce people are
dealing with the emotional loss of their family unit and when children are
involved you will not only have to process through your own emotions but also
theirs. When you add on top moving to a
new house, sorting through belongings, and speaking with family and friends, it
can become a roller coaster of emotions that make it difficult to handle the
technical aspects of the divorce. We
sympathize for the difficulty you are facing but understand that the process
doesn’t stop.
As a San Diego lawyer, we handle the legal aspect so that
you don’t have to. There are a massive
amount of forms that need to be completed, documents that must be filed,
hearings that need to be scheduled, and appearances before the court. Even savvy business people can find it
difficult to navigate through the complexities of the court system. Don’t make the mistake of trying to go it on
your own, especially when children are involved. The decisions you make now will impact the
rest of your life, or at least until your children turn eighteen.
If you and your spouse are having an amicable divorce there
is the possibility of setting outside of court.
Whether working through your attorneys or your attorneys and a mediator,
you may be able to reach a consensus on the various issues within your
divorce. If you can, it will save you
time and money, and you will have more control over the outcome. Court is unpredictable, and the judge will
make decisions that you have to live with, whether you like them or not. It may be wise to try mediation if you are in
the place to do so. We will still
protect your interest and make sure that you don’t agree to anything that could
harm you in the long run.
If you have already completed your divorce but don’t like
the current custody or child support arrangement, you can go to court and have
the decision reconsidered. We can help
you with this process. The key is that
we need to present new information that was not presented during your prior
divorce trial. This may be as simple as
you or your ex spouse’s income changing or the children wishing to go to a new
school. Whatever it may be if it is
related to your divorce give us a call and we will be happy to review your
case.
