Albertville Divorce Lawyers & Divorce Attorneys

Our Albertville divorce lawyers are currently charging a low flat fee for cheap and easy uncontested divorces in Marshall County, Alabama. If you are not in complete agreement about all of your marital issues then we can still help you. However, without an agreement you have to file a contested divorce and the fees for this are much more expensive. Call us today for more information about filing for divorce in Albertville.

Whether you need a divorce lawyer in Cullman, Boaz, Arab, or anywhere else in and around Marshall County, give us a call to speak with our local divorce attorney in Albertville, Alabama. An actual attorney can usually call you back within an hour or two and do a phone consultation the same day. You can also set up an appointment to meet in one of our offices but our Albertville divorce lawyer does charge a consultation fee to meet in person.

All counties have their own local requirements for filing an uncontested divorce such as requiring certain language in the paperwork unique to that county or having certain procedural rules about how and when the documents should be signed or filed. This is why it is always important to have a local attorney prepare the paperwork, even in an uncontested divorce. Our Albertville divorce attorney regularly files uncontested divorces in Dekalb County and Marshall County and will ensure that your paperwork has no issues and that you receive your decree as quickly and easily as possible.

If both parties are not in agreement, then you cannot do a cheap and easy uncontested divorce. Any other way you file for divorce is called contested, since there is no agreement at the time of filing. In a contested divorce, you file a document called a Complaint asking for whatever relief you desire such as being awarded custody, the house, or other such marital property or debts.

You can hire a local Albertville divorce attorney to do this for you or you can file it yourself. If you want us to represent you then, like most other divorce law firms, you will need to pay something called a retainer. This is where you pay a lump sum up front and the divorce attorney bills out of this hourly. That means the longer the case goes, the more hours that your Albertville divorce attorney will charge for working. Once the divorce attorney has billed enough time and this retainer is emptied, then you would need to refill the retainer to have the attorney continue representing you in the case.

Most retainers for contested divorces are thousands of dollars depending on the law firm and whether you have children of the marriage or not. For a quote on how much we will require up front to filing your contested divorce, just call us for a quick phone consultation with our Albertville divorce attorney and we can usually tell you over the phone the same day you call.

Family law firms in Guntersville, Boaz, or anywhere else in Marshall County, Alabama sometimes charge a flat fee when they can predict the number of hours they will have to work. That is how our Albertville divorce lawyer is able to charge a low flat fee for uncontested divorces. Our divorce attorney in Albertville charges the flat fee in order to prepare the paperwork and file it if you return it to us properly signed and executed. That way we know the work to be performed and can charge a flat fee and not have to charge by the hour.

The City of Albertville is in Marshall County, Alabama. The county seat of Marshall County is Guntersville with a courthouse annex in downtown Albertville. If you need a divorce attorney in Oneonta, Arab, Boaz, Grant, Joppa, or Union Grove then your divorce will likely be filed in the Circuit Court of Marshall County, Alabama. If you retain us to file your uncontested divorce, then our Albertville divorce lawyer will ensure that you get your divorce decree as fast as possible.

Our Albertville divorce attorney is a member of the Better Business Bureau and has an A+ rating.  Call our Albertville divorce lawyer today and let us answer your questions over the phone or in person. If you can do the hard work of reaching an agreement with your spouse then let us get you a cheap and easy uncontested divorce in Albertville, Alabama without ever having to go to court.

If it’s not an uncontested divorce, for divorce is called a contested divorce. This is where you file a divorce without any agreement being reached and have your spouse served with the Complaint. Once they are officially served, the spouse usually obtains an attorney and files a response. There are hearings set and the judge will ultimately decide your disagreements if the two of you cannot come to an agreement.

In addition to offering uncontested divorce services, we also have an experienced contested divorce attorney on staff. However, it is important to note that attorney fees for uncontested divorce in Marshall County are significantly higher than an uncontested divorce due to the workload and how the retainer is charged. As is common practice with divorce lawyers, we require a retainer for such services and our contested divorce attorney in Albertville bills hourly from it depending on the amount of work performed. So your attorney fees could get more expensive if your marital issues are complicated and take longer to work out. A normal range for retainer fees can be thousands of dollars, of course dependent upon how complex the issues involved are and how contested they get. If there are minor children of the marriage, then the retainers are more than divorces without children, but there are other factors our Albertville divorce lawyer considers in quoting you a retainer.

To find out how much of a retainer our Albertville divorce lawyer would require up front to begin working on your case, you can call our office. You will have a brief consultation with a Marshall County divorce lawyer to go over the specifics of your case and give you an estimate. Things like what assets you share with your spouse, especially if there are minor children between you, or other potentially complex issues will affect the estimated retainer. Then our Albertville divorce lawyer can file your case when you get us the retainer.