When divorce proceedings are initiated, the legalities and agreements that once governed a couple's life (custody arrangements, division of property, etc.) inevitably change. And when these dynamics shift, it is essential to have the counsel and expertise of a solid family law attorney.

"Grounds for divorce" is a term that is often fluid, so it is essential that it be clearly legally delineated. Knochel Law Office (a highly respected firm that has for years been helping clients in the Tri-State area of Arizona, California, and Nevada) knows how to cut through the smokescreens and get to the bottom of the problem. The many successful cases they've won (from divorce settlements to criminal defense to personal injury suits, and beyond) are a testament to this.

Many people don't know that divorce laws are subject to change, and often contingent upon the alleged conduct (or misconduct) of the spouses in question. This can make it difficult for someone pursuing a case to consolidate their facts (and the exact terms of their legal rights) and move forward. The many terms... "no-fault divorce," "irreconcilable differences," and so on...can be confusing. It is the job of the family attorney to clarify all of the above---and to see to it that compassionate justice is done, to the fullest extent of the law.

In other words--and contrary to popular belief--the job of a divorce and family attorney isn't merely to see to it that their clients, as individuals, are treated fairly. By virtue of a "domino effect," that lawyer is also working to protect their client's children and loved ones. The custody agreement made today is the custody arrangement that will impact tomorrow. 

This is why no case is really an isolated one---and why the benefits of seeking trained, expert, compassionate legal representation cannot be under-emphasized. To find out more, call Knochel Law Office today at (928) 444-1000.