Family issues are emotional. You will experience effects such as work interruptions, social isolation, and even mental health issues if you go through a divorce, child custody battle, or visitation matter.
The law firm of Montgomery & Hart, PLLC provides legal counsel and representation to clients in all aspects of family law. With our knowledge of the law, we can guide you through the entire process.
We help you understand your rights and protect your priorities in all matters of family law at Montgomery and Hart, PLLC. Our law firm offers legal services in family court for:
You may be wondering whether a divorce attorney is needed if you and your spouse are considering ending your marriage. There isn’t a simple answer to this question, and your particular situation will determine the answer.
A divorce will go more smoothly if you don’t have to rely on the courts to resolve your problems. But do you need a divorce lawyer? If you have any questions about whether or not you should get a divorce lawyer, please contact us.
In the following cases, you might want to hire a lawyer:
If you are contemplating or going through a divorce, one of your biggest concerns will be how much it will cost. There is no way to know the exact amount, but knowing what the typical costs are in your area and understanding the factors that could influence that cost would likely help.
If you hire a lawyer to represent you in your divorce or any family law case, and that is what most people do, your most considerable divorce expense will be the legal fees. The final bill will include two components: the attorney’s hourly rate and the total number of hours the attorney needs to spend to address all of the issues in your case.
Even though divorce is never easy, we work with you to make the transition as smooth as possible. By seeing the big picture, we can help you make informed decisions about your case in your defense. You and your family need to know your options and the process to plan for a better future. The desired outcome will be achieved no matter what it takes. At times, this means negotiating for a fair and equitable settlement. In other cases, this means moving forward with trial preparation.
Due to state divorce laws, neither parent automatically has custody rights. Our family law lawyers at Montgomery and Hart are committed to helping you take care of your family, including the most vulnerable members. When you work with a legal professional who is familiar with the Children’s Code, you can ensure that your children’s welfare is your top priority. Our law team assesses your needs and creates a strategy that meets your goals. Professional assistance can save you time, money and ease the stress of major decisions.
Let us help you with your paternity suit, whether you are facing one or pursuing one. A father’s paternity is his legal relationship with his child(ren). You can establish paternity regardless of whether the mother and father are married. We can help you establish paternity or defend you against doubtful paternity claims.
Our knowledgeable attorneys at Montgomery and Hart, PLLC can discuss your divorce case with you. If you hire an experienced divorce lawyer, you may be surprised at the difference they can make.
Contact one of our attorneys and they will explain your rights to you and advise you on the following steps to take.
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