How can the experienced divorce attorneys at Dodd & Dodd save you time and money while making the divorce process itself easier to endure? The vast majority of Kentuckians begin to file divorces on their own, without representation. Most are trying to save legal expense and want to get things finished quickly. The reality is most don’t succeed, and usually after more than a year of effort and several trips to the Court itself. Most that succeed do not have children, or any substantial assets or retirement accounts.
You may not realize it but our experienced divorce and family law attorneys can actually save you time and money while making the divorce process itself easier to endure. The age-old story about attorneys fanning the flames of discontent between the parties to drive up legal fees is long gone.
There are two simple facts you need to know about the divorce process as you set out:
- The greatest source of cost in any divorce is directly related to disagreement between the two parties and their ability to resolve areas of disagreement and reach resolution.
- There are proven strategies to help minimize the emotional impact of the divorce on you and make the process easier to manage
Many divorces result in an emotional toll due to areas of genuine and sometimes bitter disagreement. The key is to draw on the experience of Dodd & Dodd Attorneys to work through these issues instead of wasting time in endless arguments and wasted efforts.
Mediation is an excellent option for many couples. This alternative form of dispute resolution helps to resolve impasses involving child custody and parenting time, child support and maintenance, as well as the division of retirement and other marital assets.
We support you through every step of the process to help you complete your divorce more efficiently while retaining a high level of influence and control over the outcome, making the divorce process itself easier to endure.
When divorces are litigated in Court, a total stranger (the Judge) imposes a solution on both parties that neither are happy with. Worse, several studies show there is a strong likelihood that imposed solutions often result in continuing dispute and litigation after the divorce decree is issued.
Those that work through the process with the support and guidance of the attorneys at Dodd & Dodd learn valuable skills which actually help them to work better with their former spouse after the divorce is completed. For couples who will share parenting time and custody this is a valuable skill set. It also improves the quality of life for our clients during their divorce and in the months and years that follow.
Do you value your time? Can you afford to take several days off of work to attend to all of the issues associated with your divorce? Is it worth the continuous arguing and the impact this has on the quality of your life?
We invite you to review the strong recommendations of our former clients and contact us or call 502-584-1108 to schedule an appointment with one of our experienced divorce and family law attorneys.
