GADSDEN DIVORCE LAWYER
What is a contested divorce?
The term “contested divorce” means the parties are unable to come to a complete resolution of all terms related to their divorce. Most contested divorces result in both parties needing an attorney to represent their respective interests. If your spouse has an attorney on their side and you cannot come to an agreement, you should have an attorney helping you also.
The decisions you make during a divorce will have an effect on the next phase of your life – life after divorce. Sam and Dani will help you make those decisions calmly and thoughtfully.
Who should you hire to do your contested divorce?
First, look for attorney's qualifications. The National Trial Lawyers Associations selected Dani Bone as a Top 100 Lawyer in the Country for 2018. The National Trial Lawyers Associations selected Sam Bone as a Top 40 Lawyer Under 40 for 2015.
Next, look at our reviews online for our services and compare them to other attorneys in the area to decide whether we should be your lawyer.
Dani and Sam's experience includes high-asset divorces with complex financial issues, which has earned her a reputation in both Gadsden and throughout the State of Alabama. She is also experienced and knowledgeable in Alabama Divorce Law. Call 256-547-1005 or contact us by email for an appointment.
WHO IS THE BEST DIVORCE ATTORNEY IN ALABAMA?
The most common items that are contested in a divorce in Alabama include:
Custody of the children
Payment of alimony
Division of marital property
Visitation with the children
Payment of child support
What is a deposition?
It is commonplace for depositions to be taken where the parties are required to questioned in person and under oath by opposing counsel. These depositions can last anywhere from a couple of hours to an entire day or more. Your answers at the deposition are transcribed by a court reporter, and can be used against you later at the divorce trial. You don’t want to try to handle this discovery process on your own without competent divorce counsel who has been there before.
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Contested divorces are often highly contentious and should only be undertaken with the assistance of a competent divorce attorney. If you are going through a contested divorce in Alabama or the Gadsden area, contact the divorce litigators Dani V. Bone & Sam D. Bone at to discuss your case at (256) 547-1005
