Divorce

Experienced Divorce Attorneys in Gainesville, GA and Braselton, GA

We provide effective representation for clients facing divorce with  complex issues such as property division, child custody, and spousal  support.

A divorce can be a time of great uncertainty and disruption. The outcome of your divorce can impact your finances and your relationships for years to come. Our commitment is to make the legal process as straightforward as possible for you and your family. We are here to answer your questions about the process and help you to move on from your marriage as painlessly and in the best financial position possible.

Types of Divorce Cases

Every divorce case is unique. We have experience handling all types of divorce cases including:

  • Contested Divorces
  • Uncontested Divorces
  • Divorces with or without Children
  • High Asset Divorces
  • Fault Based Divorces
  • No-Fault Based Divorces
  • High Conflict Divorces
  • Military Divorces

What is a Contested Divorce?

A contested divorce is where you and your spouse cannot agree on how you will divide assets, debts, or custody of your children and the court will make the final decision on any issues that can’t be settled.

Even if parties are unable to reach an agreement at first, they can reach an agreement during litigation by way of mediation or arbitration.

Contested divorce cases may involve complicating circumstances such as:

  • Adultery
  • Physical or sexual abuse
  • Businesses that require valuation
  • Child custody issues
  • Significant assets
  • Mental Health issues
  • Alimony
  • Prenuptial or postnuptial agreements

A contested divorce may result in a trial where the court takes testimony and evidence is introduced in court so that the court can determine an appropriate resolution. The issues tend to turn on the specific facts and circumstances of individual situations. To present your best case, you need an expert family law attorney to guide and prepare you through the process.

What is an Uncontested Divorce?

An uncontested divorce is where you and your spouse have reached an agreement on all matters surrounding the end of your marriage before filing the necessary documents with the court. An uncontested divorce has many benefits. It saves money and time and gives you more control over your future.

We Know Divorce

McLeod Law Firm P.C. can diligently, with care and understanding, take you through all the steps that are required to file a contested divorce in Georgia, with your particular goals and concerns always at the forefront of the process. We handle a full range of contested issues including:

  • Custody and appropriate visitation plans
  • Alimony/spousal support
  • Child Support
  • Division of property, including complex business matters, inheritance, and retirement benefits
  • Awards of attorney’s fees

Protect Your Interests with an Experienced Trial Attorney.

Why should I hire a Divorce Attorney?

Hiring the right attorney is part of the divorce process. You don’t want to risk your future or your financial security with the wrong representation. Having an experienced divorce attorney on your side ensures your interests are protected and you are in a position to obtain the best possible result.

Services we provide in contested divorce cases include:

  • Provide a strategy before filing for divorce
  • Understand the options you have available to you and the pros and cons for each
  • Educate you about the law and how it applies to your situation
  • Investigate the facts of your case using the discovery process, including locating your spouse’s potentially hidden assets
  • Advise you on how to conduct yourself during the litigation process
  • Prepare and review documents
  • Negotiate a settlement
  • Seek the appointment of a guardian ad litem to represent your children
  • Prepare and file all necessary documents with the court
  • Respond to documents from your spouse
  • Make pre-trial motions and attend pre-trial hearings
  • Prepare you and other witnesses to testify
  • Present your case at mediation, trial, and other court appearances

We Have Answers to your Questions

Let us help you with these questions and more:

  • How long will the divorce process take?
  • Will I have to go to Court?
  • Should I file first?
  • What are the grounds for divorce?
  • How much will child support be?
  • Will I be able to get custody of my children?
  • What will happen if there is a family business?
  • How can I find out my spouse’s assets?
  • How will our property be divided in a divorce?
  • How much will a divorce cost?

Related Practice Areas

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Skilled Lawyers in North Georgia

With offices in Gainesville and Braselton, our lawyers serve the community’s legal needs, including everything from probate, to family law, criminal defense, personal injury, and business law.

Our team has the experience to be able to walk you through the legal process, advise you on the best course of action for your particular situation, and advocate on your behalf.

Don’t wait to obtain the qualified and highly dependable legal representation you need. Contact us now to learn more about our highly seasoned family law services.

Divorce

Experienced Divorce Attorneys in Gainesville, GA and Braselton, GA

We provide effective representation for clients facing divorce with  complex issues such as property division, child custody, and spousal  support.

A divorce can be a time of great uncertainty and disruption. The outcome of your divorce can impact your finances and your relationships for years to come. Our commitment is to make the legal process as straightforward as possible for you and your family. We are here to answer your questions about the process and help you to move on from your marriage as painlessly and in the best financial position possible.

Types of Divorce Cases

Every divorce case is unique. We have experience handling all types of divorce cases including:

  • Contested Divorces
  • Uncontested Divorces
  • Divorces with or without Children
  • High Asset Divorces
  • Fault Based Divorces
  • No-Fault Based Divorces
  • High Conflict Divorces
  • Military Divorces

What is a Contested Divorce?

A contested divorce is where you and your spouse cannot agree on how you will divide assets, debts, or custody of your children and the court will make the final decision on any issues that can’t be settled.

Even if parties are unable to reach an agreement at first, they can reach an agreement during litigation by way of mediation or arbitration.

Contested divorce cases may involve complicating circumstances such as:

  • Adultery
  • Physical or sexual abuse
  • Businesses that require valuation
  • Child custody issues
  • Significant assets
  • Mental Health issues
  • Alimony
  • Prenuptial or postnuptial agreements

A contested divorce may result in a trial where the court takes testimony and evidence is introduced in court so that the court can determine an appropriate resolution. The issues tend to turn on the specific facts and circumstances of individual situations. To present your best case, you need an expert family law attorney to guide and prepare you through the process.

What is an Uncontested Divorce?

An uncontested divorce is where you and your spouse have reached an agreement on all matters surrounding the end of your marriage before filing the necessary documents with the court. An uncontested divorce has many benefits. It saves money and time and gives you more control over your future.

We Know Divorce

McLeod Law Firm P.C. can diligently, with care and understanding, take you through all the steps that are required to file a contested divorce in Georgia, with your particular goals and concerns always at the forefront of the process. We handle a full range of contested issues including:

  • Custody and appropriate visitation plans
  • Alimony/spousal support
  • Child Support
  • Division of property, including complex business matters, inheritance, and retirement benefits
  • Awards of attorney’s fees

Protect Your Interests with an Experienced Trial Attorney.

Why should I hire a Divorce Attorney?

Hiring the right attorney is part of the divorce process. You don’t want to risk your future or your financial security with the wrong representation. Having an experienced divorce attorney on your side ensures your interests are protected and you are in a position to obtain the best possible result.

Services we provide in contested divorce cases include:

  • Provide a strategy before filing for divorce
  • Understand the options you have available to you and the pros and cons for each
  • Educate you about the law and how it applies to your situation
  • Investigate the facts of your case using the discovery process, including locating your spouse’s potentially hidden assets
  • Advise you on how to conduct yourself during the litigation process
  • Prepare and review documents
  • Negotiate a settlement
  • Seek the appointment of a guardian ad litem to represent your children
  • Prepare and file all necessary documents with the court
  • Respond to documents from your spouse
  • Make pre-trial motions and attend pre-trial hearings
  • Prepare you and other witnesses to testify
  • Present your case at mediation, trial, and other court appearances

We Have Answers to your Questions

Let us help you with these questions and more:

  • How long will the divorce process take?
  • Will I have to go to Court?
  • Should I file first?
  • What are the grounds for divorce?
  • How much will child support be?
  • Will I be able to get custody of my children?
  • What will happen if there is a family business?
  • How can I find out my spouse’s assets?
  • How will our property be divided in a divorce?
  • How much will a divorce cost?

Related Practice Areas

Related Articles

Skilled Lawyers in North Georgia

With offices in Gainesville and Braselton, our lawyers serve the community’s legal needs, including everything from wills, trusts, and estates, to family law, criminal defense, personal injury, and business law.

Our team has the experience to be able to walk you through the legal process, advise you on the best course of action for your particular situation, and advocate on your behalf.

Don’t wait to obtain the qualified and highly dependable legal representation you need. Contact us now to learn more about our highly seasoned family law services.