Divorce

Greensboro Divorce Lawyer

If you are considering filing for divorce, or are already involved in divorce proceedings, it is in your best interests to retain an attorney that is well-versed in North Carolina divorce law. I, Bonnie Rossi, Attorney at Law, focus my practice on handling only divorce matters and other related family law issues. I am fluent in the language of the law and can effectively explain both your rights and legal options when you are involved in a divorce proceeding.

I begin my representation by gathering all of the information that is relevant to your case, such as:

• How long have you been married?
• Are you separated or have you considered a separation?
• Are there children involved?
• What types of assets, property, and debt/liabilities do you have?
• What are your ultimate goals regarding your case?

Once I have gathered all of this information, and more, I can begin to structure your case. This information also helps me to provide you with realistic expectations of what to expect throughout the duration of the case.

It is important that all issues related to the divorce are addressed. For example, property distribution and alimony and post-separation support are crucial parts of the divorce process which must be discussed throughout the case.

Issues involving children are best addressed as soon as possible, as their well-being should be your number one priority. I strive to help clients keep their children's best interests in mind when determining child custody, and visitation rights.

Are You Separated?

If you are contemplating separation from your spouse, you should seek legal counsel before you take any steps, such as moving out of the residence. It is usually best to have either a separation or move-out agreement in place before you move out. I can explain to you how separation may have a positive impact upon your particular situation. I also help clients create separation agreements and property settlements detailing issues on child custody and support, free trader agreement, post separation support, alimony, equitable distribution, and any other issues that need to be addressed.

Contact a North Carolina divorce attorney that is dedicated to standing up for your rights each and every step of the way. A reduced rate initial consultation is offered along with flexible appointment times. Please call (336) 509-0183.