Certified Family Law Specialists
Aggressively advocating for clients through complex divorce and high net worth asset division disputes
Certified Family Law Specialists
Aggressively advocating for clients through complex divorce and high net worth asset division disputes
Your Case Is Still Our Priority
The COVID-19 Pandemic has and will continue to change the way we all do business. We are mindful of concerns about the possibility of the virus spreading and each of us are doing our part to minimize that risk. At the same time, we are committed to providing necessary legal support to our clients in these challenging times.
The Courts are still open and almost all family law hearings, including divorce hearings, are being continued.
The offices of Lonich, Patton, Ehrlich & Policastri are committed to offering legal support to those involved in matters of divorce.
As a business providing professional legal services, we will continue to remain open so as to ensure we are available to assist clients.
Don't wait. Do you have a question about divorce planning or proceedings?
Divorce planning can have a significant effect on a divorce settlement. At Lonich Patton Ehrlich Policastri, our family law attorneys are committed to representing business owners, executives, foreign nationals and other professionals who are considering divorce. We have represented clients in high-asset divorce situations for more than 10 years and are ready to assist you.
Planning Your Divorce
Planning your divorce involves preparing for a divorce prior to filing. Proper planning can protect your assets and help you reach a positive resolution. Our attorneys work with clients to help them anticipate the course of action that the other side will likely consider. At the same time, we help clients understand their needs and goals regarding:
Child Custody & Visitation
Child Support
Spousal Support
Property Division
When planning your divorce, we will also need to know if you have an estate plan. This includes a will, trust, power of attorney or health care directive. Likely, these documents name your spouse as the individual who will make end-of-life medical decisions for you or inherit your estate if you pass away. Our goal is to proactively review and change your estate planning documents. This ensures that your wishes regarding your medical treatment and estate are honored.
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