Family Law
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What does your family situation call for?
In our Family Law practice we represent the interests of family members, including husbands, wives, parents, children, grandparents and domestic partners in defining or re-defining their legal relationships. The issues we focus on include:
- Divorce
- Legal separation
- Child support
- Child custody
- Parenting time
- Marital property rights
- Family support obligations
- Paternity
- Family debt division issues
- Prenuptial and premarital agreements
- Postnuptial agreements
- Cohabitation agreements
- Post-dissolution matters
At Bregman Burt Feldman, we understand that these issues are often emotionally stressful, financially taxing and spiritually draining. We are committed to aggressively defending the best interests of you, your family, and your assets while never losing sight of the strong emotions involved in your situation. Whether your situation calls for mediation, a simple dissolution or a fight over property and child custody, we will serve as your advocate, trusted friend and counselor, either with full representation or with specific services through our What You Need When You Need It™ “limited scope representation”. We take pride in having efficiently guided hundreds of clients through difficult family situations. We will meet your needs with the solution that is right for you.
Family Law: Traditional Representation
We will zealously represent you from the beginning to the end of your legal matter—gathering information, explaining choices, advocating, and litigating on your behalf to reach the best possible outcome.
We work to ensure that the end of your marriage (or other family matter) comes with dignity and fairness, emphasizing the need to reach a resolution that allows you to move on emotionally and financially. We work with other professionals that may be required to reach an appropriate resolution such as accountants, appraisers, business evaluation experts, or custody evaluation experts.
We also provide:
- Premarital legal counseling
- Prenuptial documents
- Post-decree advice and litigation, if needed
- Custody modification
- Parenting time enforcement and modification
- Support and maintenance modification
- Appellate advice
- Appellate litigation