Burdine Law Firm, PLLC

We want you to trust that we are here to help you during the difficult times that arise when being faced with a lawsuit. We expect for you to come to us with any questions or concerns that you may have. We want you to be honest and responsive with us so that we can best prepare you for any possible depositions.

Choosing a law firm to represent you and your case is one of the most important decisions you can make. We understand that your case is important to you and choosing the right firm and attorneys to represent you could make the difference for your case.

We know that you have a busy schedule and yet want to stay informed on your case proceedings. We will keep you informed as to any important updates in your case so that you are well up-to-date but not overwhelmed. We are here to support you and take some stress away by keeping track of all of the detailed proceedings in your case.

In exchange for our attorney’s fee your case will receive the professional attention, experienced in handling claims at all stages of litigation. Our mission is to provide our clients with the most potent, proficient, and principled legal services possible.

While an uncontested divorce is typically preferable, there are many cases where the contested route is necessary. When an agreement cannot be reached between the spouses on matters such as child custody or division of assets and liabilities, a contested divorce with the aid of an attorney experienced in divorce law is the necessary route to take.

I advise my clients to hold off on forming a relationship with someone new until the divorce is final.

Uncontested divorces are often faster and cheaper than contested ones. Since both parties already agree on the terms of the separation, there's no need for courtroom arguing or extended legal proceedings.

An uncontested divorce is the most common separation route for spouses who have mutually agreed to divorce.

When you're going through a divorce or separation, it's easy to think you may be able to work out an arrangement with your children's other parent all on your own. However, if things go south, you'll want the experience and knowledge of a child custody attorney on your side.

Supervised visitation is implemented when a party has a history of violence or severe abuse against the other parent and/or the minor children. It can also be used if a parent has a serious drug problem, a long history of crimes of violence, serious child neglect, or is mentally incapable of caring for the children without supervision.