At Simms Russell Law, PLLC, we are known for providing personalized attention to our clients and creating solutions that truly fit the needs of the individuals and families we serve. Families come in all shapes and sizes with unique and individual needs. That means that each case is different and requires individual attention.
At Simms Russell Law, PLLC, we understand this principle and use it as a guide to resolve simple and complex family law issues. Our team of talented attorneys and staff tailor our representation to suit each client's specific needs. Whether you want a collaborative approach, mediation or litigation, we keep an open ear and an open mind.
At Simms Russell Law, PLLC, we understand this principle and use it as a guide to resolve simple and complex family law issues. Our team of talented attorneys and staff tailor our representation to suit each client's specific needs. Whether you want a collaborative approach, mediation or litigation, we keep an open ear and an open mind.
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It's important to find the right fit when choosing any attorney, but it is especially important in family law. Your divorce, custody matter or another family law issue is personal and sensitive, and you need to find an attorney you feel comfortable with. Simms Russell Law, PLLC, is devoted entirely to family law, with varied personal styles that complement one another and offer something for everyone.
At Simms Russell Law, PLLC, we understand that child custody and parenting time are the most important aspects of any dissolution of marriage or legal separation matter and will work diligently to ensure that your legal rights, as well as the best interests of your children, are protected.
In order to ensure stability for your family both during and after a divorce proceeding, it is vital to draft specific agreements with respect to custody and parenting time.Most parents share joint custody of their children, which allows them to continue to work together to make important decisions on behalf of the children.
In order to ensure stability for your family both during and after a divorce proceeding, it is vital to draft specific agreements with respect to custody and parenting time.Most parents share joint custody of their children, which allows them to continue to work together to make important decisions on behalf of the children.
In divorce, you will be dealing with a multitude of important legal issues, including determinations about the custody of children, calculation of child support, allocation of both assets and debt incurred during the marriage, and spousal maintenance (alimony).
The court will also make determinations about the allocation of any nonmarital property; i.e. property that is excluded from the marital estate for some reason, most often a property that was owned by one party prior to the marriage, or property received via an inheritance.Simms Russell Law, PLLC, focuses exclusively on family law and divorce.
The court will also make determinations about the allocation of any nonmarital property; i.e. property that is excluded from the marital estate for some reason, most often a property that was owned by one party prior to the marriage, or property received via an inheritance.Simms Russell Law, PLLC, focuses exclusively on family law and divorce.
In the past, the only way to get divorced or determine child custody (parenting time) was through litigation. This approach isn't ideal for many clients because it immediately establishes the process as adversarial. Alternatives to litigation were needed. One such alternative, mediation, has gained significant popularity in recent years.
If a party is dissatisfied with the decisions made by a family court judge, they may wish to appeal that decision. Appellate courts review the decisions of trial courts to determine whether those decisions should be upheld as a matter of law. Once a decision is made by a trial court, parties have a limited amount of time in which to file an appeal, so it is important to seek legal representation for your appeal immediately.
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