Crystal Divorce Attorney

Divorce is a drastic. Everything you have come to know is changing, and you have to figure out how to move on. What you need is a Crystal divorce lawyer who will work hard for you, to help you reach the conclusion that you need in your case. Someone who is knowledgeable in custody, child support, property division, alimony, domestic abuse, and attorney’s fees awards issues.

Custody

Child custody is tough, in the fact that the lives of children are impacted. The idea is to do what is best for the child, so that the child is impacted as little as possible. When parents cannot agree upon custody, the court will step in and evaluate the situation. There are 13 key factors that are looked at in order to make a determination as to what would be best for the child.

Child Support

Child support is awarded to custodial parents. If you have custody of your children, you may seek child support. The court looks at the gross incomes of both parties, along with cost of insurance and daycare.

Property Division

Property division is typically a 50/50 split. However, the judge may deviate, and determine how assets are divided based upon need, income, and other assets owned.

Alimony

Alimony is often awarded when one party has a higher income than the other. Paying alimony to the other party allows that person a specific amount of time to better their job, or their training and education.

Attorney’s Fees

There are some instances in which one party pays part or all of the other party’s attorney’s fees. This occurs when there is a request submitted by the Crystal divorce lawyer for them to be paid due to lack of income, or when the party made to pay has done something to increase the fees of the other party.

Contact a Crystal Divorce Lawyer

When divorce is inevitable, you need an attorney who understands and who will work hard to get what you need out of the divorce. From mediation to trial, we are there every step of the way. To find out how we can help, call us at 763-323-6555 to schedule your free consultation, or complete our free case evaluation form.