Frequently Asked Questions

The timeline for a divorce can vary depending on the complexity of the case. On average, it takes six months from the date of filing for a divorce to be finalized, but it may take longer if issues like property division or child custody are contested.

While it is possible to file for divorce without legal representation, the process can be overwhelming due to paperwork, legal requirements, and court procedures. Hiring an experienced divorce attorney ensures that your case is handled efficiently and correctly, reducing stress and errors.

The court prioritizes the best interests of the child when making custody decisions. Factors such as each parent’s ability to provide care, the child’s preferences, and the existing relationship between the child and each parent are considered.

If your spouse refuses to participate in the divorce proceedings, you can still move forward with a default judgment. Our team will guide you through this process to ensure your case progresses smoothly.

Yes, many divorces are settled through mediation or negotiation outside of court. Our attorneys are experienced in pursuing amicable resolutions whenever possible, saving you time and money.

Processing times depend on the type of application, but your lawyer can help you explore expedited options.

While it’s possible, having a lawyer ensures your application is accurate, complete, and optimized for approval.

Costs vary depending on the case, but many lawyers offer flat fees for specific services and payment plans to fit your budget.

Convictions can result in fines, probation, or jail time. Your attorney will work to minimize these consequences and explore options such as appeals or alternative sentencing.

The timeline depends on the type of charges and the court’s schedule. Simple cases may resolve in a few months, while complex cases can take longer.