Family Law

• Divorce
  An uncontested divorce is one in which both parties agrees to all the terms. In general, an uncontested divorce will proceed through the system more quickly, be much less complicated, and less of a financial burden.
• Child Support
  Child support may be awarded as part of a divorce settlement, or if the parents were never married, the court may award it as part of a paternity action. Although child support is based on strict state guideline, determining child support can be complicated and time consuming. It is very important to hire a qualified attorney to help you determine your rights and options. We are prepared to work through the maze of paperwork, numbers and legal issues that may affect your case. Our firm handles the establishment or modification of child support cases.
• Child Custody and Visitation
  Divorce and child custody disputes can be a difficult process. Even in the best of circumstances, tempers may run high, and every decision can seem to be more stressful than the last. At Advocates For Justice Law Firm, we are compassionate and understanding to your individual as well as your family needs. We aggressively strive to ensure your legal rights are protected. We will work hard to reach the best settlement agreements for our clients.
• Paternity
• Spousal Support
  There are two types of divorce, contested and uncontested. Our firm is experienced in representing clients in both types of divorce. Our firm will advise you about the range of issues that arise in a divorce, including alimony, equitable distribution, marital agreements and parenting plans. If you are going through a divorce, you should not go through this process without legal counsel. We will guide you through each stage of the divorce process to ensure your rights are protected. To find out more about the issues that may affect your divorce, contact us for an initial consultation.

Finance Law

• Debt Collection
  If you have a question about whether or not we handle a particular type of case, please call and ask. If we cannot personally handle your case; we may be able to help you find an attorney on a referral basis.