We practice exclusively in the area of family law and are passionate about the services we provide. Let us assist you in navigating the complex issues following your separation. At Morrison Williams, we focus on obtaining a global resolution that is tailored to you and your family’s needs, both now and well into the future.
We are dedicated to understanding your circumstances and the unique needs of your family. We will take the time to explain the issues in your matter and advise you of the likely outcomes so that you are able to make informed decisions about your future. Schedule an initial consultation at Morrison Williams today to begin the process.
At Morrison Williams our family law lawyers are knowledgeable about the issues arising from your separation or divorce. Rest assured we are a group of dedicated professionals with our clients’ best interests at heart.
Divorce
Although spouses may be separated, a divorce must be obtained in order to legally end your marriage.
My experience with Andrew was outstanding. What should have been a rather open and close situation, by no fault of Andrews, became a drawn out mess. Through this, he continued to prove why he was the right choice in representation.
~ Matt B.
This letter is to commend Rachel for her detailed and concise direction during my separation. Rachel’s advice was clear and detailed and I definitely felt protected navigating the separation process.
~ Adam Z.
When we went to our court dates Mr. Morrison handled himself in a professional manner. In my particular case his work quality was excellent and I obtained the outcome I wanted. If you are looking for a great divorce Lawyer, Mr. Morrison is someone you can trust to represent you with confidence.
Equal vs. Unequal Division Married spouses who separate are generally entitled to an equalization of family property if they separate. An “equalization payment” represents a payment of one-half of the difference by the spouse with the larger Net Family Property (“NFP”) to the spouse with the lesser NFP. Upon separation, married spouses are presumed to […]
If you have recently separated from your spouse or are considering separation you likely have many questions: “What are my rights as a parent?”; “Do I need to pay spousal support?”; “Am I entitled to half of all marital assets?”; and “Will I need to go to court?”. At Morrison Williams, we are dedicated to understanding your circumstances and the unique needs of your family.
