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Our Services
Our firm is dedicated to counseling and representing clients with respect to a wide variety of areas including: divorce, child custody, adoption, visitation and relocation, valuation and equitable distribution of property, domestic violence, child support, alimony and palimony, bankruptcy, civil, business and criminal litigation, business formation, business merger and acquisition and estate planning. For more information, please contact us.
Divorce - Supportive and effective advice regarding the process of divorce, your rights, and probable outcomes.

Child Custody - Practical help in gaining legal custody of your child.

Visitation - Helping parents to design practical, workable parenting plans and making them enforceable by the courts.

Child Support, Spousal Support & Visitation Modification - When circumstances change, court orders should change as well.

Adoption - Explaining and guiding adoptive parents through the often complex adoption process.

Business Formation - Advising clients on the choice of business entity (corporation, limited liability company, general or limited partnership, tenancies-in-common, sole proprietorships). We also handle the many federal, state and local registration and licensing requirements.

Business Transitions - Dealing with the often complex and detailed issues involved with business purchases, sales and mergers.

Litigation - Each attorney in our firm is a trial attorney. We have each spent a great deal of time in the courtroom. Our trial experience allows us to handle all aspects of civil and criminal litigation.

Wills and Trusts- Developing plans for people and families to help prepare for death and disability. Our goal is to design a safety plan that allows you to control what becomes of your assets and preserves those assets. We also develop an advanced directive (living will) that lets your family know your wishes.

Bankruptcy- Helping people, families and businesses to eliminate or restructure debts that have become unmanageable.