Divorce (Contested)
A Constructive Approach to the Challenge of Divorce
If you and your spouse cannot work out important issues on your own, this does not necessarily mean you are in for a long, painful contested divorce battle that winds up in court. The overwhelming majority of contested divorce cases settle before trial. Too often, however, this happens after one or both parties are utterly worn down by the effort and costs.
At the Columbus, Ohio, area Law Offices of Nancy L. Sponseller, we look for a better way right from the outset. We emphasize methods that can save money and reduce emotional fallout for everyone involved. To talk through your situation and legal options with a lawyer, contact us today. This Web site also provides extensive information on how we work with you.
Targeting Fair, Rational Resolution of the Most Critical Issues
We have had success with collaborative methods in many contested divorce. We know that child custody and visitation may be your top concern, and will treat this issue with due care. Even for families with substantial wealth, when fair division of marital assets appears daunting, collaborative law is often the most effective approach.
Attorney Nancy L. Sponseller has capably handled many contested divorce cases that demanded quick action, and many requiring a strategic approach. Whatever issues you face today — ranging from child custody to a spouse who is liquidating assets — we can help you make the best moves.
Providing Valuable Concern, Credibility and Counsel
Our approach balances emphasis on constructive problem solving with the willingness to fight for you when it matters. You can also benefit from the peace of mind that comes from knowing Ms. Sponseller has spent decades building credibility with other attorneys and court officials across central Ohio.
We encourage you to contact us now to help with your divorce issues, including:
- Your spouse has filed for divorce and you need to respond to the complaint.
- You have reached the point where you want to end your marriage, but you have not filed yet and want to proceed in the most productive and positive way possible.
- You and your divorcing spouse have reached agreement on critical issues and want to proceed with an efficient dissolution.
Initial steps are critical in determining how your dissolution or divorce will go. We can help you visualize a shape for your life when the process is all over, and counsel you on all practical and legal matters.
