Uncontested Divorce Attorneys Serving Albany, New York

Protecting Your Family Through Your Divorce

Getting a divorce can be extremely emotionally taxing, which is why you may have decided to pursue an uncontested divorce. While working together with your spouse to resolve your divorce is often a good idea, you may still find the best interests of you and your family are at risk. It can be easy to unknowingly give up part of your fair share in an uncontested divorce, but you can prevent that by having a skilled attorney at your side.

The attorneys at the Law Office of Lynne A. Papazian learn about you, your family, your circumstances, and your goals. They take the time to understand your unique needs, then tell you how the law may apply to your case and give you a clear assessment of your chances of succeeding.

Guidance Through Your Divorce

When Attorneys Papazian and Buckley work with their clients, they develop custom-tailored plans that meet your needs while keeping you informed about what is coming ahead. They can help you through the most challenging issues, including:

• Asset division

• Child custody

• Child support

• Spousal support/alimony

• Child visitation

Additionally, their experience in both estate planning and business law grants them an advantage should these concerns be involved in your divorce.

Pursue the best outcome possible in your divorce using the skills in negotiation and litigation that an attorney can use to fight for you. If your uncontested divorce changes into a contested one, we can change just as fast to rise to the occasion.

Dedication Can Be Your Advantage

When you need a family law attorney to help you through your uncontested divorce, choose someone who has the experience you need to defend your best interests. In addition to family law, the skilled attorneys at the Law Office of Lynne A. Papazian represent clients throughout the Albany, New York, area in traffic violation defense, misdemeanor criminal defense, Real Estate, and more.

If you are ready to schedule your initial consultation, reach out by calling or emailing. The sooner you reach out, the closer you are to resolving your divorce.