Ending a marriage is never easy. It is often the first step in a process that involves complex legal decisions, emotional stress, and long-term consequences for your family. At Warren Major LLP, our experienced Marin County divorce attorney provides clear guidance, strong advocacy, and steady support through every stage of the divorce process.
We help clients throughout Marin County, including San Rafael, Novato, Mill Valley, and surrounding communities. Our trusted Marin divorce lawyer team works to resolve your divorce as efficiently and respectfully as possible, while protecting what matters most to you.
Uncontested Divorce
The divorce attorneys at Warren Major LLP believe that an uncontested divorce is the best solution for everyone. In an uncontested, amicable divorce, both spouses reach a solution for an equitable distribution of marital assets. If children are involved, child custody and spousal support arrangements have minimum negative emotional impact.
If your divorce is uncontested, our attorneys will work collaboratively with opposing counsel to craft a Divorce Settlement Agreement that explicitly reflects your wishes. In the absence of a Prenuptial Agreement, we will work with you to develop a settlement agreement that also helps you meet your goals for the future.
Contested Divorce
Not all divorces can be resolved amicably. When negotiations break down and disputes arise over custody, assets, or support, experienced legal representation becomes critical.
Our divorce attorney Marin County is prepared to represent you in contested divorce litigation and advocate strongly for your rights in family court. Through careful preparation, strategic planning, and trial experience, we work to position you for the best possible outcome.
We can help if you are:
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Facing disputes over property division
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Concerned about child custody or visitation rights
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Navigating divorce without a prenuptial agreement
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Ready to protect your interests and move forward confidently
Dedicated Marin County Divorce Attorney
Divorce can feel overwhelming, but you do not have to face it alone. Our experienced Marin County divorce attorney takes the time to understand your priorities and tailor a strategy that aligns with your needs. We are especially mindful of the impact divorce can have on children and work to minimize conflict whenever possible.
Choosing the right attorney matters. You need someone you trust to guide you through one of the most personal legal matters of your life.
Serving Northern California & Neighboring Counties
While our primary focus is Marin County, we also assist clients in surrounding counties, including San Francisco, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo, and Santa Clara. Whether you are seeking help with divorce, child custody, or spousal support, our attorneys provide the same dedicated and professional guidance across the region.
FAQs for Marin County Divorce Attorney
1. How long does the divorce process take in Marin County?
The timeline depends on whether your divorce is contested or uncontested. An uncontested divorce can often be finalized in a few months, while contested cases may take a year or longer depending on court schedules and complexity.
2. How are marital assets divided during a divorce?
California follows community property laws. This generally means all property and debts acquired during the marriage are divided equally, but an experienced attorney can help ensure a fair and equitable distribution.
3. How can I protect my children during a divorce?
Experienced attorneys work to minimize conflict and ensure child custody and visitation arrangements prioritize the best interests of the children, including using mediation when appropriate.
4. Do I need a divorce attorney if my divorce is uncontested?
While not legally required, hiring a divorce attorney ensures your Divorce Settlement Agreement is accurate, legally enforceable, and reflects your wishes for asset division, custody, and support.
5. Can I modify custody or support orders after the divorce?
Yes, custody or support orders can be modified if there is a significant change in circumstances, such as relocation, changes in income, or a child’s evolving needs. Your attorney can guide you through the legal process to request modifications.
Schedule a Free Consultation
Your first consultation with Warren Major LLP is free and carries no obligation. This meeting allows us to understand your situation and explain how we can help.
Call 415-286-5440 or contact us online today to speak with a trusted Marin County divorce attorney and take the first step toward a stronger future.
