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Family Law Practice Area attorneys represent clients in all aspects of domestic relations law – including divorce and dissolution, child and spousal support, custody and visitation, domestic violence, and post-decree matters.

Wood + Lamping’s experienced attorneys and paralegals are committed to providing clients with pragmatic advice and zealous legal representation tailored to the unique needs of each family. When determining the best strategy, our attorneys are trained to guide clients through the Collaborative Process and have the experience necessary to pursue complex litigation.

Experience

  • Negotiated prenuptial agreements, separation agreements and shared parenting plans, and property division, including business interests and real estate
  • Arranged child custody and visitation and child and spousal support
  • Protected at-risk clients and children through civil protective orders to prevent domestic violence
  • Facilitated mediation and collaborative divorce processes

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