Mooresville, North Carolina Divorce Lawyers
When you are faced with a difficult family law issue such as a divorce, it is important to have an experienced attorney on your side. With help from Whitfield & Mock, P.L.L.C., you can emerge from this difficult process knowing your concerns have been taken seriously and every effort was taken to protect your rights.
If you would like to speak with one of our divorce attorneys, call our firm at 704-746-3362 or toll free at 1-888-340-3254. You may also contact us online and someone will be in touch with you promptly.
Protecting Your Rights and Your Future
Whitfield & Mock, P.L.L.C. knows that the decisions made now regarding property, finances and children will affect you for years to come. With knowledge of this, we proceed toward the best possible outcome on your behalf. We first strive to reach this outcome through settlement negotiations. However, we are prepared to zealously litigate all family law claims at trial. With more than 25 years of collective legal experience, our attorneys can identify the method that is most advisable for your situation. We represent clients seeking divorce settlement agreements that address the following issues:
- Child custody and child support: We consider the best interests of the children and our client's concerns when advocating in a child custody and child support case. Our firm believes that it is of paramount importance to demonstrate the unique bond that our clients' share with their respective children. Child Support cases are decided based on the parties' respective gross incomes and are calculated pursuant to North Carolina Child Support Guidelines.
- Property division: In North Carolina, marital property, assets and debt undergo equitable distribution. Our firm is highly skilled in identifying marital property and community property, valuing the property and advocating that it is distributed in an equitable manner.
- Alimony: Post-separation spousal support is awarded on a case by case basis and is considered a form of temporary alimony. Alimony is a permanent claim, however the amount of alimony ordered and the potential duration of payments are based on many different factors. These factors include among other things marital misconduct, the length of the marriage, marital standard of living and earning capacity. Payments are usually agreed upon or ordered in monthly installments.
Contact our firm for your consultation.
Whitfield & Mock, P.L.L.C. provides the type of legal help you need at this time. To schedule your consultation, call us at 704-746-3363 or toll free at 1-888-340-3254 to arrange your consultation.
