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Cornelius Divorce Lawyers
Experienced Representation for North Carolina Couples in Cornelius, Huntersville, Mooresville, and Davidson
Deciding to end a marriage isn’t a choice to make lightly. From complex property division to child custody disputes, there is often a lot for couples to worry about during a North Carolina divorce. If you’re preparing for marriage dissolution, securing experienced representation is crucial to protect your rights.
At Rech Law, P.C., our Cornelius divorce attorneys have extensive experience representing clients in various types of divorce, from high-net-worth dissolutions to mediation. Our firm goes the extra mile for couples and families, ensuring they understand their legal options while guiding their steps with wisdom and clarity.
If you’re preparing for a Cornelius divorce, our compassionate attorneys can guide your steps wisely. Call (704) 228-2790 to schedule a consultation.
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"My attorney and her team were nothing short of phenomenal."
I can't say enough about this firm. When you're going through the tough things in life that require help from family law, you want a team by your side that treats you not like a client, but as a person, a friend. My attorney and her team were nothing short of phenomenal. I interviewed 5 attorneys before selecting whom to retain, and I would advise anyone to do the same, but surely you'll come to the same decision and realize Rech Law is everything you are looking for. Even when my attorney was unavailable during a suddenly pivotal juncture, another senior partner seamlessly stepped in.- Tony R. -
"I highly recommend them if you need their services."
Katie and their office did a great job for me and I highly recommend them if you need their services.- Mike T. -
"Awesome experience glad, I went with Rech Law."
Rebecca and Alaina were amazing to work with. They both were very responsive and detailed with my case. I appreciate all their hard work and preparation. I will definitely recommend them in the future. My family and I thank Rech Law for everything. Awesome experience glad, I went with Rech Law.- Phil B. -
"Working with Rech Law, P.C. professionals, explicitly working with Stephanie and Amanda was an enjoyable experience"
Working with Rech Law, P.C. professionals, explicitly working with Stephanie and Amanda was an enjoyable experience. This process was new to me, and they were responsive when I asked questions and provided information to understand the process.- Melinda L. -
"I think Katie and the staff doing an amazing job and would highly recommend."
I'm not going to lie I went off of every one of their reviews being five stars to make my selection. I'm from South Carolina but I needed a North Carolina attorney so I didn't have any recommendations. I was not disappointed and I know how they have all 5-star reviews. They do exceptional work and very very responsive. They are on point from beginning to end and got me exactly what I was seeking in terms of custody. I think Katie and the staff doing an amazing job and would highly recommend.- Justin G. -
"She helped me negotiate and close my case within a month of hiring her!"
Katie Gilbert was a breath of fresh air after having to switch attorneys mid-case. She is honest, fair, and tells you what you need to know! She helped me negotiate and close my case within a month of hiring her!- Former Client -
"I couldn't have asked for a better attorney."
Thank you to Rech Law firm, especially Katie Gilbert for making a very difficult process a smooth, comfortable one. She communicated in a timely manner, everything was done and submitted when expected. I couldn't have asked for a better attorney.- Laura M. -
"Extremely thorough, organized, and quick to respond to any questions or concerns."
Very knowledgeable in the matters they represent. Extremely thorough, organized, and quick to respond to any questions or concerns. Highly recommended to me and that was confirmed shortly as to why.- Cole
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Types of Divorce in North Carolina
While divorce may seem relatively straightforward, filing for marriage dissolution can entail unique hardships and difficult decisions. As a no-fault divorce state, North Carolina couples aren't required to name a specific reason for dissolution, such as marital infidelity or abuse. Instead, the only "grounds" required for divorce is that one or both spouses wish to end the marriage.
Our compassionate divorce lawyers can review your legal options to determine which divorce best suits your unique circumstances, restoring your agency and peace of mind during the legal process. There are various types of divorces that couples can file for in North Carolina, including:
- Uncontested Divorce: Also known as an absolute divorce, uncontested divorces require couples to agree on all the terms of their divorce before finalization. While uncontested divorces can be appealing due to certain benefits, such as a shorter processing time and reduced cost, qualifying for an uncontested divorce can be easier said than done. To be eligible, both spouses must agree on all divorce-related terms, including complex matters like child custody, property division, and alimony.
- Uncontested Divorce: Spouses can file for a contested divorce when they cannot agree on one or more divorce-related decisions related to separation, such as visitation schedules or debt allocation. Contest divorces typically require couples to undergo litigation to resolve disagreements, where the judge will make final decisions in the divorce. Although contested divorces can be more expensive and time-consuming than uncontested divorces, they may be necessary for some couples, such as those with a marital history of abuse or domestic violence.
Types of Divorce in North Carolina
While divorce may seem relatively straightforward, filing for marriage dissolution can entail unique hardships and difficult decisions. As a no-fault divorce state, North Carolina couples aren't required to name a specific reason for dissolution, such as marital infidelity or abuse. Instead, the only "grounds" required for divorce is that one or both spouses wish to end the marriage.
Our compassionate divorce lawyers can review your legal options to determine which divorce best suits your unique circumstances, restoring your agency and peace of mind during the legal process. There are various types of divorces that couples can file for in North Carolina, including:
- Uncontested Divorce: Also known as an absolute divorce, uncontested divorces require couples to agree on all the terms of their divorce before finalization. While uncontested divorces can be appealing due to certain benefits, such as a shorter processing time and reduced cost, qualifying for an uncontested divorce can be easier said than done. To be eligible, both spouses must agree on all divorce-related terms, including complex matters like child custody, property division, and alimony.
- Uncontested Divorce: Spouses can file for a contested divorce when they cannot agree on one or more divorce-related decisions related to separation, such as visitation schedules or debt allocation. Contest divorces typically require couples to undergo litigation to resolve disagreements, where the judge will make final decisions in the divorce. Although contested divorces can be more expensive and time-consuming than uncontested divorces, they may be necessary for some couples, such as those with a marital history of abuse or domestic violence.
Compassionate Counsel for North Carolina Couples
Our highly skilled advocates at Rech Law, P.C. provide experienced representation to Cornelius families. From prenuptial and postnuptial agreements to fathers’ rights, our firm is well-versed in family law, allowing us to help clients facing a wide range of legal matters. We understand the financial and emotional toll that family disputes can take on you and your loved ones, which is why our team is committed to guiding your steps with care and consideration.
From mediation to high-asset divorce, our knowledgeable divorce lawyers can represent your best interests in family court. Contact us online to discuss your case.
We pride ourselves on our knowledge and experience, and always use our deep insights into the law to benefit every client who retains our services. Our firm handles sensitive and complex matters, and we always take the time to explain our clients’ legal options and potential solutions that prioritize their best interests. View some of our resources to learn more.