Family legal matters can be an emotional time for all parties involved, especially children and during a divorce, it's oftentimes hard to get the parties involved in a divorce to agree and negotiate the division of marital interests on their own.
Our Westmont family law attorneys understand this and during this delicate time we help your family manage, mitigate and negotiate the terms and issues involved in your divorce to ensure your rights are defended while receiving a favorable outcome for your matter.
Expensive attorneys fees should be the last of your worries. Our Westmont family lawyers effectively handle your family, child support, custody, spousal maintenance and paternity matters to give you peace of mind knowing your legal goals are accomplished without worrying about extensive, and expensive legal fees.
If you're in a situation where you're ready to file for or need to respond to a divorce in Westmont, you need to understand your options and need an experienced divorce attorney to help you understand the issues that will be involved in your divorce. These issues can include property division, child custody & support, parenting time, spousal maintenance, as well as college expenses.
These factors can increase the length of a divorce matter in Westmont. But there are ways to come to an agreement with the other party outside of court which ultimately will save you money, time and stress.
Our affordable Westmont divorce lawyers understand these matters and we work with you and the opposing party to save you money while ensuring your divorce is handled efficiently and affordably.
One of the most litigated issues during any divorce involves the custody of children and how much in child support one, or both parties will pay. Our Westmont child custody attorneys have experience defending Westmont child custody rights including parenting time, child support and visitation rights.
We defend your parental and visitation judgments so that children involved in a divorce have equal access to both parents while defending court orders.
Westmont divorce courts attempt to put both parties in as close to an equal position as possible during a divorce. Contention between parties can occur when dividing property and the awarding of spousal maintenance. If these, and other marital issues such as child custody and support can be settled between the parties outside of the courtroom, then Westmont divorce matters can often take less money, time and aggravation that allows you to move on with you and your family's life sooner.
When a Westmont divorce is completed, many factors can occur that may cause a need to modify or change the terms that have been agreed upon after receiving a divorce judgement. Changes in income of one parent that could lead to modification of child support payments, changes to parenting time and custody agreements or spousal maintenance orders are among the changes that can be sought after a divorce
Substantial changes in income of one party, the wishes of children involved or if the other party has been convicted of a crime. Our Westmont family law attorneys have experience with every type of family matter to defend your family's rights.
Contact our affordable, experienced Westmont family lawyers at 708-299-5827 or email us today for a free consultation on your family legal matter. We fight for you and defend your family's rights while ensuring the best possible outcome for your family matter in Westmont.
Do you have an imminent court date? Don't hesitate to contact us.
Experienced legal services don't have to be expensive, Serritella Law handles legal matters efficiently and effectively while accomplishing your legal goals.
Whether in person, virtually or over the phone, we tell you how we will effectively handle your legal matter. We ensure you stay informed throughout the process so you know the progress being made.
If you have a new or upcoming emergency court date, we can ensure you are represented.
We offer legal consultations in person, over the phone and virtually in order to serve you better.
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