Contact the Firm
Two ways in. Book a consultation directly on the calendar, or send a message through the firm's contact form.
Before You Write
Do not send confidential or privileged information through a website contact form. Nothing you send before the firm is engaged is protected as a confidential communication, and contacting the firm does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship.
What Helps at a First Consultation
- Dates — married, separated, and how long each of you has lived in the county.
- Children — ages, school district, and the current week-to-week arrangement.
- Income — for both of you, including bonus, commission and equity compensation.
- Assets — home, retirement accounts, business interests, and anything either of you owned before the marriage or inherited.
- Any existing order, agreement or filing.
Full contact details, attorney profiles and directions to both offices are on the firm's website.