• Areas of Practice
• Family Law
• Introduction
• The Use of an Attorney For Family Law Matters
• Counseling In A Divorce
• What Is Collaborative Divorce?
• What if my Spouse is Abusing or Harassing Me?
• Custody and Physical Placement
• Child Support
• Maintenance
• Property Division
• Estate Planning, Trust Administration, and Probate
• Elder Law and Medicaid Planning
• Business Law
• Litigation

Even good people sometimes end up in bad relationships. At Wilson Law Group, we understand the hurt, the sense of betrayal, and your concern for the future. We will fight at your side to protect you and your children.

When dealing with divorce, a child custody dispute, or any other type of family law issue it is important to have a lawyer who is knowledgeable and passionate to assist you. Usually these are delicate matters that require privacy, concern and compassion. We believe that a successful attorney-client relationship is built on trust.

At Wilson Law Group, our experienced family law attorneys represent the best interests of children, mothers and fathers in a variety of areas of the law. We pride ourselves on being prepared, knowing the intimate details of your case, and keeping abreast of the latest legal developments. As negotiators we strive to get the best possible outcome in your case. As trial lawyers we won't hesitate to take your case to court, when necessary, and we will be there for you with tough and experienced advocacy.

Is it possible to get a “good divorce”? More and more couples are turning to a non-confrontational style of dissolving a marriage, called “collaborative divorce.” We will help you explore if this is the best alternative for you.

We represent clients in a full range of family law matters including:

• Divorce - contested and uncontested divorce and legal separation
• Alimony - spousal maintenance, spousal support and alimony
• Child abuse – child protection and child abuse issues
• Child custody and visitation - legal custody, physical custody, visitation, paternity, interstate jurisdictional issues, and out-of-state orders
• Child support- child support orders, enforcement and modification
• Marital agreements – marital settlement agreements, marital separation agreements, marital property agreements, premarital agreements and prenuptial agreements
• Marital property – high asset property protection, division of marital assets and debts, business valuation, retirement accounts, 401(k)s, pensions, stocks and bonds
• Post-judgment modification – alimony, child custody, visitation and child support
• Restraining orders – temporary protection orders, no contact orders, domestic abuse and domestic violence issues
• Temporary orders - child support, child custody and marital property
• Adoption - stepparent adoptions, contested adoption and interstate adoption
• Domestic partnership agreements - for unmarried couples, whether same-sex or not.