When you're going through a divorce, having an experienced legal representative guide you through the process and advise you of your rights can be instrumental in achieving a just and equitable outcome. However, with the abundance of divorce attorneys available, how do you know who to turn to for legal help? Jones & Jones PC Attys At Law, which serves clients throughout the Andalusia, AL, area, has some tips for finding the best legal services to help you through your situation.

Before selecting an attorney, it's important to:

• Get References: If friends, family members, or coworkers have gone through an experience similar to yours, ask if they would recommend their attorney. While past performance is never a guarantee of future outcomes, the satisfaction of previous clients can be a powerful indicator of the level of service and attention an attorney provides.
• Go Online: Once you've collected a few names, visit ratings websites to find out what their clients say about them. No professional who's been around for a long time will have perfect reviews, but they'll help you develop an idea of what kind of legal help you can expect.
• Conduct Interviews: Narrow your list down to about three lawyers, then arrange a consultation with each one. Feel free to ask questions about the expected outcome, likely costs, and the issues they foresee with your case, and look for an attorney who has questions of their own. In the end, having a divorce and custody attorney you like and trust can be just as important as the quality of their services.

Jones & Jones PC Attys At Law has been helping couples dissolve their marriages since 1953. They understand how important the outcome of your case is to you and your family, and they’ll resolve these issues as quickly and painlessly as possible. Visit their website to learn more, or call (334) 222-3161 to get the legal help you need.

^{No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other attorneys. This article is not intended as a substitute for specific legal advice.}