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Divorce
Â€œThere are a few reasons why an attorney might charge for your first meeting. First, lawyers are bound by strict rules of professional conduct. Even if you do not retain the attorney, once he hears your side of the story, he is probably unable to represent your opponent due to a conflict of interest. For example, if you go to an attorney to discuss a contested divorce and explain the details of your situation, that attorney may not ethically represent your spouse in divorce litigation. In this sense, a consultation fee may be a way that your lawyer compensates for the loss of future potential legal work.â€ (Nicole M. Whitaker -Whitaker Legal, LLC. Legal Analysis, Research and Writing. University of Baltimore School of Law.)

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Mills Lawyers: Cranford Victoria M

Mills Jr, George H, JD

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Phone: (318) 222-0337

Address: 331 Milam St Ste 300, Shreveport, LA 71101

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Mills Lawyers

Divorce
Â€œThere are a few reasons why an attorney might charge for your first meeting. First, lawyers are bound by strict rules of professional conduct. Even if you do not retain the attorney, once he hears your side of the story, he is probably unable to represent your opponent due to a conflict of interest. For example, if you go to an attorney to discuss a contested divorce and explain the details of your situation, that attorney may not ethically represent your spouse in divorce litigation. In this sense, a consultation fee may be a way that your lawyer compensates for the loss of future potential legal work.â€ (Nicole M. Whitaker -Whitaker Legal, LLC. Legal Analysis, Research and Writing. University of Baltimore School of Law.)
Child Support
Child Support â€“ Both parents are required to support any children they have. Child support is paid to the domiciliary parent in most instances. The amount of support paid is determined based upon the child support guidelines. (
Child Custody and Visitation
In order to protect your parental rights and maintain an integral role in the life of your child, turn to a knowledgeable child custody attorney for guidance. Read More
Adoption
Adding a new member to your family should be a joyous occasion. The legal issues and procedures associated with such a process can often be overwhelming. Richard E. Griffith is adopted and is familiar with both the emotional and legal issues associated with adoptions. He handles intra-family adoptions for step-parents and grandparents. In this type of adoption, one parent remarries and a step-parent seeks to adopt or a grandparent seeks adoption for various reasons. In undertaking stepparent adoptions, one either needs the consent of the biological parents or to terminate parental rights, which is a difficult process. In most termination cases we handle, the biological parent hasnâ€™t paid child support or communicated with the child in more than six months. Adoption is a life-changing experience for both the child(ren) and the individual adopting. Richard E. Griffith will guide you through this process and explain all legal issues in a way you can understand.
Spousal Support
The Court may award interim (temporary) periodic spousal support to help a spouse maintain the same lifestyle they had during the marriage. A party in need and free from fault may receive permanent spousal support up to 1/3 of the other spouseâ€™s income based on the needs of the claimant and the ability of their spouse to pay.

Restraining Order
The first Court hearing concerns custody of any children, child support, restraining orders or injunctions, the use of essential community property, and temporary spousal support.

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