If You Need Help in Divorce, Contact Us
When you are considering hiring an attorney to handle your divorce or other family law matter, you have important choices to make. Should you hire a general practice attorney or an attorney who is focused in this area of law? Should you be looking for a lawyer who will aggressively litigate your case or who will work hard to find a negotiated resolution?
At the Huntsville, Alabama, law firm of Shelley L. Bilbrey, P.C., our practice is devoted solely to finding real solutions in family law matters. In general, we encourage negotiated agreements over taking cases to final trial. We know that this can be the best way to produce results that truly take every aspect of the situation into account. We also know that reaching a negotiated resolution is not always possible. To that end, we are capable of aggressively litigating contested issues in court.
Our practice can be divided into the following topics:
- Divorce, division of property and alimony (also known as spousal support)
- Division of complex marital assets such as closely held business interests and retirement accounts
- Security clearances and the effect that divorce can have on the careers of active-duty military personnel, government contractors and their spouses
- Child custody and visitation arrangements
- Fathers' rights in custody and visitation disputes
- Grandparents' rights to petition the court for visitation or to seek custody under certain circumstances
- Child support, including modification of support due to job loss or other financial difficulty
- Adoption, including stepparent, grandparent and other relative adoption
- Collaborative divorce, mediation and other non-adversarial methods of resolving disputes
If you have questions about one of these or any other family law matter in northern Alabama, we encourage you to contact our office today to schedule an informative and confidential consultation with attorney Shelley L. Bilbrey. She will take the time to help you understand your rights and obligations and explore your options for resolving disputes and moving forward.
No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.
