Decatur Divorce Lawyer & Divorce Attorneys

Do you need a local divorce attorney to fight for you? If so, then our Decatur divorce lawyers can help! We are charging a low flat fee to handle easy uncontested divorces, but if your spouse is not in agreement then we can handle your contested divorce as well. If you live in Morgan County, then give our local Decatur divorce attorney a call today for a consultation.

If you are not in agreement then you will need to file a contested divorce in Decatur, Alabama. Contested divorces require something called a retainer, which is an amount you pay the attorney who bills hourly out of it. Retainers can be thousands of dollars depending on your circumstances, but to get an exact quote of what we will need up front to get started you will need a consultation with our local divorce attorney in Morgan County, Alabama.

Our Decatur divorce lawyer can handle your divorce in Morgan County, Limestone County, Athens, Lacey’s Spring, Hartselle, and the surrounding areas of Northern Alabama. If you need a Decatur divorce lawyer to fight for you, then give us a call today for a quote.

We can help whether your divorce is contested or uncontested. If contested, then you can call and get a quote on the retainer required for your case. The process for a contested divorce is much longer and more expensive than an uncontested divorce in Limestone County.

Our divorce lawyers will file your contested divorce with a document called a Complaint. The Complaint for divorce will spell out the grounds for divorce (the reason for the divorce such as incompatibility) and what you are wanting to be awarded at trial. Then the other spouse is served the filing and discovery begins.

The discovery process is where both attorneys gather evidence to use at the contested divorce trial. Such things as financial records or answers to questions that will be asked at a future trial are regularly used. For example, if your spouse answers the interrogatories that you send them stating something that you can prove to be untrue, then that would be used at trial during cross-examination to discredit them. In other words, interrogatories are a way to lock down someone’s statements so when they get to trial, if they say something contrary to this they seem to be lying.

Financial records can be used to show fraud or other such things at trial. It could show the source of funds that you are requesting, which can be important as well. In other words, the evidence gathered during discovery is what is used at the trial to win, or lose, your case.

If you want to get the process started for a divorce in Morgan County, then you can call our office today to set up a consultation with our Decatur and Hartselle divorce lawyer. If you and your spouse are not in complete agreement then we can file your contested divorce for you.  If you have any questions about this then feel free to call our Decatur divorce lawyers today.

If you are looking for a divorce lawyer in Hartselle, Decatur, Florence, Athens, Priceville, Eva, Brooksville, Lacey’s Spring, or Moulton Heights then your divorce will most likely be filed in the Circuit Court of Morgan County, Lauderdale County, or Limestone County, Alabama. Our Decatur divorce lawyers are aware of the local requirements in Morgan County, Limestone County, and all of the counties across the State of Alabama. So if you retain us to do your uncontested divorce our attorney will prepare all of the documents necessary to get your quick and easy divorce in whatever county you file in.

An uncontested divorce is mostly paperwork and is a quick and easy way to get a divorce in Decatur, Alabama. As long as the judge approves your agreement then there should be no need for any hearings or court dates in an uncontested divorce. However, if you need a divorce attorney to fight for you in court, we do that too.

The City of Decatur is the seat of Morgan County, and the Morgan County Circuit Clerk’s office is located downtown.   In an uncontested divorce, you don’t necessarily have to come into the office and meet with the Decatur divorce attorney in person. Since it is mostly paperwork and you and your spouse have already done the hard work of reaching an agreement, a phone discussion or two can usually answer all of your questions before and during the process. If you have questions about an uncontested divorce in Morgan County then give our Decatur divorce lawyers a call for a consultation.