Divorce Law

“Compassionate support and expert advice for divorce cases.”

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Divorce Law

Divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process, requiring careful legal guidance and support. At Kumar Associates, we specialize in Divorce Law, offering compassionate and expert legal services to help you navigate this difficult time. Our attorneys are dedicated to protecting your interests and achieving fair outcomes.

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Divorce services cover all aspects of the divorce process. From filing for divorce to finalizing settlements, Kumar Associates provides the support you need. We handle issues such as asset division, spousal support, and child custody, ensuring that your legal rights are upheld throughout the process.

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Divorce often involves complex financial considerations, including asset division and spousal support.We understand that litigation can be stressful and costly. Kumar Associates provides expert advice on equitable distribution of marital property and negotiation of spousal support. Our goal is to achieve a fair division of assets and financial arrangements that support your long-term stability.

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Corporate Law
75%
Divorce Law
65%
Criminal Law
95%

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The process involves filing a divorce petition, serving the petition to your spouse, and completing the legal requirements for divorce, such as settlement agreements.

Property division is typically based on equitable distribution, which means dividing assets and debts fairly, though not necessarily equally.

Factors include the best interests of the child, including their emotional and physical needs, and the ability of each parent to provide for those needs.