Family law often involves too much conflict and litigation,
whether it is a divorce or unmarried parents establishing a parenting plan, or
adjusting child support to changing incomes.
As long as the attorneys on both sides do their jobs, the court is
likely to apply the statutes and case law in a very predictable way.
If the other party begins intensely litigating to put
“their” facts before the court, then you must respond with equal intensity to
put your facts before the court. As long
as each side does their job getting their facts to the court, then you are
right back to where you began, getting the same decision you would have gotten
before the intense litigation began.
This is why so many family law clients appreciate Craig
Mason as their family law attorney. Mr.
Mason seeks amicable resolution as his first approach to his cases, and he
often finds creative ways to formulate agreements that meet the needs of both
parties. However, if the other party, or
the opposing attorney, insist upon intense litigation and a “war over the
facts,” Craig Mason will work very hard to help you present the documents and
witnesses you need to make sure your side of the story is told, so that the
court can make a fair decision.
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