Stagecoach Family Law Attorneys

Complete Family Law Services Under One Roof

Why should you have to waste days, weeks, or longer looking for a family law firm that can help you with your case? You shouldn’t, and you don’t have to if you bring your case to Bolton Law Firm. Thanks to our 35+ years of collective practice experience, legal resources, and reputation among our peers, we can handle virtually any family law case that you bring us.

We commonly help people in Stagecoach with cases that involve:

• Divorce: A profoundly personal and legally complex process that marks the formal end of a marriage, divorce can be made far less stressful with the help of an attorney. With a wealth of experience in family law matters, we understand the intricacies of divorce proceedings and vigorously advocate for our clients’ rights and interests at every stage of the process.
• High net worth divorce: In a high net worth divorce, we can address the complexities of substantial assets and financial accounts while working to protect your share of them. 
• Gray divorce: If an older couple divorces, it is called a gray divorce because it will likely involve unique aspects and challenges, like those related to retirement assets, spousal support, and healthcare considerations.
• Contested divorce: A contested divorce occurs when spouses cannot agree on key issues such as property division or child custody. Litigation may be necessary to resolve disputes, and our experienced litigators vigorously advocate for our clients’ interests in contested divorce proceedings.
• Uncontested divorce: An uncontested divorce feels like an amicable way to end a marriage because, by its definition, both spouses agree on major issues. Still, you should always let a divorce attorney represent you in an uncontested divorce, so you don’t run the risk of signing a one-sided divorce decree without realizing it.
• Alimony: Also known as spousal support and spousal maintenance, alimony is used to address and level out any income disparities between two spouses when they divorce, so neither experiences a jarring drop in their quality of life.
• Child custody: A child custody case determines legal and physical custody arrangements for children in divorce or separation cases. We prioritize the best interests of the child while advocating for our clients’ parental rights and responsibilities.
• Child support: An important aspect of divorce or separation when children are involved is child support, which involves financial contributions from one parent to the other to help the child feel fully supported, even after such a large family dynamic change.
• Business valuation: A cornerstone in divorce cases involving business ownership, business valuation allows our attorneys to understand the full value of a business and its assets, which may need to be divided during property division. At the least, the value will need to be a factor.
• Adoption: Our attorneys assist families through the adoption process, providing guidance and support to ensure a smooth transition for the child and their new family.
• Domestic violence: If you need help filing for a restraining or protective order after experiencing domestic violence, we’re always standing by. For emergencies, call 911. Also, remember to delete your browsing history if anyone else can access this device.
• Paternity: Paternity is used to establish the legal relationship between a father and a child, which can come up in custody cases where it isn’t clear.
• Relocation: A parent moving with a child can cause significant legal implications and complications. A relocation case can be used to argue that the move is necessary or unnecessary.
• Grandparents’ rights: Grandparents may seek legal rights to visitation or custody of their grandchildren under certain circumstances, such as after a divorce that divides the family. Our attorneys provide guidance and representation for grandparents asserting their rights.
• Prenuptial agreements: Sometimes called just a prenup, a prenuptial agreement is a legal contract signed by couples before marriage to outline asset division and other matters in case of divorce. It has its uses and limitations, which we can discuss with you.
• Post-judgment modifications: Life circumstances can change after a divorce, necessitating modifications to court orders regarding child custody, visitation, or support.
• Enforcement of court orders: If one party isn’t complying with court-issued family law orders, such as child support or custody agreements, our attorneys help clients enforce court orders through various channels. For example, an ex-spouse who won’t pay alimony may become subject to wage garnishments.
• Estate planning and probate: Our attorneys provide comprehensive estate planning services, including wills, trusts, and probate assistance. Of course, we can also help with estate planning services that intersect family law, like rewriting a will after a divorce.