“Family Law” is a blanket term for any kind of legal matter involving children or relationships between adults. This includes:

• Divorces (contested or uncontested)
• Prenuptial Agreements
• Child Custody
• Child Support
• Alimony Enforcement or Modification
• Paternity
• Adoption
• Termination of Parental Rights

Orders of Protection

Orders of Protection, sometimes called “Restraining Orders,” are narrow cases where a person can ask a court to prevent someone from having contact of any kind with them for up to one year. Not everyone can ask for an Order of Protection, and the cases are generally only reserved for people who are related, used to be in a relationship, or are victims of stalking or harassment.

Regardless of if you are asking for an Order of Protection, defending against an Order of Protection, or think you may need an Order of Protection, we can help you navigate the process and represent you in court. Flat rates are available for representation in Orders of Protection on a case-by-case basis.

Civil Litigation

All cases are different. Many times a person’s trouble doesn’t fit neatly into one single “category” of law. Don’t worry about the label. We take cases based on the unique circumstances of each client and the expertise of the practicing attorney. We have experience in a wide range of civil litigation, including contract disputes, property disputes, consumer protection law, and other cases brought in Circuit or Chancery Court. Book a consult for any questions you may have–even if we can’t take your case we can tell you where you should go instead.