Warner Law

People considering filing for divorce or receiving a divorce action may initially be frightened. How is the divorce action going to affect their children and asset distribution? Carrie A. Warner Attorney at Law, our Columbia Divorce Lawyers, will aim to negotiate or find another dispute resolution procedure to prevent a contested and protracted divorce litigation. However, there are circumstances where we are unable to prevent litigation. At trial, we can provide for our clients' rights and best interests. Divorces are either easy or complicated. In a simple divorce case, we assume most or all concerns and both sides agree on the equitable distribution of liabilities and assets, child custody and visitation, and a forthcoming divorce decree. In a complex divorce involving discretionary assets and properties, the division of retirement funds and businesses, etc., there are extra factors. Issues like child custody, child visitation, child support, and alimony can complicate this type. In a mediated divorce action, the parties may be assisted to reach a compromise via negotiated and mediated settlement, among other things. This way, litigation is avoided.

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