Fairfield Divorce Lawyer
Divorce is never pleasant. At Volman Law, we can assist you through the divorce process so you can begin the emotional healing and get on with your life. We have more than 20 years of experience in dealing with family law issues in Fairfield County. We can get you through this difficult time with skill and compassion.
What happens in a divorce can change your life-and your children's lives-forever. The emotional impact can be more important than the financial impact. In divorce, the process is as important as the outcome.
Connecticut has a 90-day waiting period after filing until a divorce can be completed. At Volman Law, we aim to finalize your divorce in court on day 91.
Contact Volman Law at 866-499-3758 to schedule a free initial consultation with a Fairfield County divorce lawyer.
No one wins when a contested divorce drags on. We will help you settle all issues quickly and fairly, so you and your children can let the healing process begin.
The Fairfield County, Connecticut, divorce lawyers at Volman Law provide caring and compassionate legal services to help couples accomplish a divorce that considers the welfare of each member of the family, both now and in the future. Contact Volman Law at 866-499-3758 to schedule a free initial consultation with a Fairfield County divorce lawyer.
Stamford Division of Property Attorney
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For two decades, our legal team has worked together to help families in Fairfield County reach equitable divorce and division of property settlements, and fair child custody, child support, and child visitation agreements. We're diligent, conscientious, and always prepared.
Divorce, child custody, visitation, alimony, child support and division of property should all be considered together. The dissolution of you marriage and the future of your family, including finances, time spent together, and property ownership, all need to be considered in light of each other. These decisions are interrelated, for example, there may be tax benefits that make one property split more attractive than another.
Connecticut is a non-community property state. That means that each spouse will generally be awarded the property they brought with them into the marriage, but decisions will still need to be made about division of property the spouses purchased during the marriage.
If you have financial support and property division issues, we will handle your case professionally and with compassion. If you or your spouse are contesting the value of marital assets, our accountants can analyze the value of pensions, retirement accounts, and other assets in order to determine asset pension division and other alimony issues.
If you are a spouse who needs alimony during and after the divorce proceeding, we will make sure your needs are met and your interests are protected.
If your children need support, we will make sure their needs are taken care of.
If you believe you are paying too much in child support, and wish to have more time with your children, we will work on devising a fair and equitable arrangement.
Have you suffered financial reverses? The economy has affected many people who once had secure finances. People who lose million-dollar houses and very lucrative jobs will not find them easy to replace. If you agreed to generous spousal support during stronger economic times, we can work to modify your support obligations in these more difficult days.
Contact Volman Law at 866-499-3758 to schedule a free initial consultation with a Fairfield County divorce lawyer.
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