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The Shea Law Firm is here to help you with your divorce or family law matter. Some of the most common cases we are involved with are:
- Collaborative Divorce;
- Litigated Divorce;
- Uncontested Divorce;
- Modification of Child Support;
- Modification of Child Custody or Visitation;
- Mediation;
- Protective Orders.
Is Your Divorce Uncontested?
You may not be sure if your situation fits into the category of an Uncontested Divorce. Some of the key features of an uncontested divorce are:
- Your ex-spouse does not have an attorney and does not hire an attorney;
- You and your ex-spouse have already agreed on a custody arrangement;
- You and your ex-spouse have already agreed on amounts for child support;
- You and your ex-spouse have already agreed on how to divide property;
- You and your ex-spouse have already agreed on how to divide debt.
If any one of the above statements is not true, then your case is likely a Contested, or Litigated, divorce. If all of the above statements are true, then The Shea Law Firm as your Woodlands Divorce Lawyer is ready to work with you to complete the legal requirements to make your divorce final and enforceable at a low fixed fee.
What is a Litigated Divorce?
Your case may be a Litigated Divorce when the vital issues of custody, support, and property division have not been resolved by the parties. In a situation like this, your Woodlands Divorce Lawyer will help you protect your rights.
Is Collaborative Divorce an Option?
Collaborative Divorce is a special kinds of divorce most often used by parents who need to maintain a functioning parenting relationship with their children even after the marriage ends. Not every case can work as a Collaborative Divorce so discuss this carefully with your Woodlands Divorce Attorney.
