Divorce

Resolve Your Divorce With Experience on Your Side

Divorce and Family Law Attorneys in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.

When you are facing a tough legal issue involving your family, including a divorce, it is likely that you are dealing with a great deal of stress and anxiety about your future. Protecting your rights and the best interests of your children is a priority, and in most cases, it is beneficial to resolve your divorce as quickly and painlessly as possible for everyone involved.

At The Law Offices of Richard B. Rosenblatt, PC, we have a considerable amount of experience representing clients who are going through a divorce in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia. Our attorneys work with clients in every area of family law and our comprehensive approach to family law helps our clients find positive resolutions to their domestic issues. 

Finding Positive Resolutions in Divorce

While we attempt to minimize conflict whenever possible and utilize creative and effective solutions in negotiation and mediation, we also understand that litigation is often necessary and will protect your rights in cases where an amicable solution is not possible.

Alternative dispute resolution refers to the different ways that parties in a divorce can settle their differences outside of a courtroom. By using an alternative method to achieve an agreement about the details of a divorce, couples are usually able to save money and time and can resolve their divorce in a more peaceful, accommodating manner. These common methods include:

· Mediation:
In mediation, couples work with their attorneys and a trained mediator to reach an agreement on contested issues in the divorce, such as alimony, property division, child custody and visitation, parenting plans and child support.

· Arbitration:
In arbitration, the parties agree to present their cases to an arbitrator, instead of a judge, who will make final decisions regarding the issues in a divorce. While this method is more like court than mediation, it is generally still cheaper and quicker than going to court.

· Collaborative Divorce:
The relatively new method of collaborative law is a process that requires compromise. Both parties commit from the beginning of the case to resolve their disputes by negotiation instead of going to court. If either of the parties to the divorce decides that the collaborative process is not working, both parties must find new attorneys to represent them in court.

Whether your case ultimately ends up in mediation, arbitration, collaborative divorce, or trial, you need a lawyer by your side who will provide the experienced representation and personal service that you deserve.

Contact The Law Offices of Richard B. Rosenblatt, PC

If you are involved in a divorce or are dealing with other family law issues, contact us and get the responsible and experienced representation that you deserve. At The Law Offices of Richard B. Rosenblatt, PC, we offer a free initial consultation to every prospective client. Call us today at 301.637.0402 to schedule an appointment and discuss your case.