Skillfully Protecting Your Best Interests During Divorce
No one enters a marriage anticipating it will end in divorce. However, circumstances can change and couples may grow apart, making divorce the best option. While divorce may be the best option, it can still be a daunting process.
At Rubin, Glickman, Steinberg & Gifford, P.C., we are prepared to guide you through these life changes. Dissolution of marriage is never easy. Lawyers at our firm will help you discover the options that are best for you and your children.
For nearly 60 years, Montgomery County and Bucks County, Pennsylvania-area families have relied on our compassionate, competent and qualified representation during divorce proceedings. Contact us to speak to one of our experienced Lansdale uncontested divorce lawyers:
Working Toward Your Goals During Divorce
Divorce, or even legal separation, is not as simple as signing papers stating you no longer wish to be married. As you already know, there are numerous legal issues that must be resolved. We are able to help you address and resolve the following divorce matters:
- Spousal support/alimony
- Asset and debt division
- Child custody and visitation
- Child support
- Domestic violence concerns
- Modification and enforcement of existing orders
Attorneys at our firm have strong working relationships with experts throughout Pennsylvania, including psychiatrists, psychologists, financial planners and forensic accountants. We frequently rely on their counsel to help us prepare our cases.
Mediation May Be the Answer
Although we have the skill needed to achieve results at trial, we often encourage divorcing couples to attempt resolution through mediation. Mediation is a process in which an impartial third party helps the former spouses, each of whom may have their own attorneys present, reach mutually acceptable decisions regarding alimony, child custody, child support, and other pertinent issues. Mediation saves the participants time, money and unneeded stress.
Attorney Amy R. Stern served as chair of the Montgomery County Bar Association Family Law Mediation Committee. She strives to help couples work out amicable divorce agreements outside of the courtroom.
Can't agree on certain divorce-related legal matters? Find out about our contested divorce representation.
Make the Choice That's Right for You: Contact a Pennsylvania Child Support Lawyer
Choosing the right divorce lawyer can be a tough task. You want legal counsel who truly understands your situation and your goals. We invite you to become acquainted with RGS&G during a free consultation. Call us at 215-822-7575 or 800-358-9367 toll-free, or contact us online.
