High-Asset & Complex Divorce
Filing for divorce is rarely simple, and it gets harder when there is a business, multiple properties or significant investments on the table. A knowledgeable family lawyer can help you protect what you have built and fight for a fair outcome.
Experienced Help For High-Asset Divorce
People who own significant assets, such as a business or multiple pieces of property, can face unique challenges when filing for divorce. Attorney PJ Campanaro has years of experience helping clients with high-asset divorces and works to get every client a fair division of assets. She will help you create a full accounting of every asset and give you a clear idea of what to expect from the process.
From the office in Evans, she uses more than 20 years of litigation experience to help family law clients in Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee.
Types Of Divorce In Augusta And The CSRA
Understanding the different types of divorce available in Augusta and the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) can help you make informed decisions during a difficult time.
- Uncontested divorce: Both spouses agree on all terms, including property division, child custody and support. This option is typically faster, less expensive and less stressful.
- Contested divorce: The spouses disagree on one or more key issues. These cases often require court intervention and can involve complex legal questions.
- Collaborative divorce: Both parties work with attorneys and other professionals to reach a settlement without going to court.
The right process depends on your specific needs. A skilled divorce lawyer can help you choose the most effective strategy for your situation.
Comprehensive Divorce Representation
Divorce often involves several areas of family law at once, from filing the initial petition to negotiating a final settlement. Before signing any divorce papers, talk with an experienced lawyer who can explain the implications of your decisions and protect your interests. Attorney Campanaro provides guidance on:
- Asset division: Equitable distribution of marital property requires a thorough understanding of Georgia law and careful financial documentation.
- Business owner divorce: Dividing business interests requires strategic planning and valuation experience.
- Alimony and spousal support: Whether you are seeking or contesting support, she advocates for a fair outcome based on Georgia law and your finances.
- Child custody and child support: She helps you pursue arrangements that put your child's well-being first and support calculations that follow state guidelines.
- Military divorce: Service members and their spouses face unique issues, including jurisdiction and federal protections.
- Legal separation: Couples can live apart and settle property, custody and support while remaining legally married.
Ready to Learn More?
Having an attorney guide you from the very start can make a real difference. Call 706-821-2222 or reach out online to schedule a consultation with PJ Campanaro.