Divorce

San Diego, California, Divorce Attorney

Honesty, integrity, personal service, and experience with the California divorce laws

By and large, the average divorce case is decided by the parties negotiating an agreement, or “divorce settlement.” Barring that, the court will resolve the case according to the very defined California divorce laws.

The chief purpose of our divorce practice at our San Diego family law firm is to offer our client the benefit of our more than 15 years of experience keeping divorce cases calm. We will guide you through this confusing and emotional process to help you meet your goals. We will help you and your ex craft a divorce settlement that is legally sound, enforceable, and avoids disputes in the future.

Among a variety of family law practice areas, San Diego divorce lawyer Marilyn Bierer assists clients in San Diego and throughout San Diego County in the full spectrum of issues encountered during a California divorce:

• Filing for Divorce
• Spousal Support (Alimony)
• Child Custody (Child Sharing), Child Support Enforcement, and Visitation
• Motions to Establish Paternity
• Domestic Partnership Agreements (Registration)
• Spousal and Child Support Modifications to Agreements and Court Orders
• Litigation of Divorce or Property Contests
• Asset and Property Division, Debt Allocation, and Community Property
• Pensions and Retirement Plans
• Spousal Support (“Alimony”)
• Restraining Orders in Cases of Domestic Violence

Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce

Even if your divorce is uncontested, meaning both partners are in agreement over asset division and the care of minor children, you will still need the services of a skilled divorce attorney to review and file the necessary documents. Mistakes made during this process could have dramatic financial ramifications for years in the future, especially if a former partner seeks changes.

Contact Us

Contact our San Diego family law firm to schedule a case evaluation with a respected California divorce lawyer. Because of the serious issues and complex legal questions involved in a divorce, our attorneys must meet with you in person before providing any legal advice concerning your family law matter.