Seymour Family Law

With our extensive experience and understanding of the family law system, we are an effective advocate and guide for our clients. We ask the right questions and listen to your answers. We provide you with a straightforward explanation of your legal options from beginning to end. With our expert support, you can determine the direction of your case and look forward to a better season of life ahead.

Seymour Family Law is a full-service family law firm, representing clients in all aspects of their family law matters. We offer limited representation on a consulting basis only, flat fee representation for certain non-contested matters, and full representation in contested proceedings in district court.

Considering the end of a marriage can be an emotionally charged and complex issue, when it comes to obtaining a divorce, you have many options. The break-up of a marriage, especially when children are involved, can cause even the most-composed people's lives turn into an emotional turmoil.

Seymour Family Law will help you stay in control of your case by helping you know and understand your options that are essential in maintaining the course of your divorce proceeding.We will clearly explain your unique legal options in words you can understand and we will provide expert counsel in child custody matters, visitation and support issues.

In many family law or divorce cases, custody and parenting time are the most intricate and contested issues. You want the best for your children. We want the best for them, too. We understand that nothing is more important to you than your children. Whether your child custody is established through a divorce case, a support case, or a paternity case, we can help you understand your rights.

If you are going through a divorce with minor children involved, ensuring that your child support order is accurately calculated and fair is exceedingly critical. Child support is established in divorce, legal separation, and paternity cases. A child is eligible to obtain financial support up to the age of 18 years or until they complete their high school education, not exceeding 20 years of age.