Anchorage Divorce Attorneys Designing Solutions Tailored To Your Needs
If you have been personally devastated by the decision to divorce your spouse, our caring legal team has the good news you need at this difficult time.
Our lawyers are here for you. They are the committed, compassionate divorce attorneys at Eschbacher & Eschbacher, in Anchorage.
We are a family law firm in every sense of the word. Our unique father-son team of lawyers, Gary R. Eschbacher and Justin R. Eschbacher, will have your best interests at heart at all times. They will work hard to protect your rights while legally ending your marriage in the most dignified way possible.
You can count on our team for loyalty, advocacy and personal attention. Here, your needs will always come first.
Your Home For Knowledgeable, Reliable, Affordable Divorce Services
At Eschbacher & Eschbacher, our lawyers help clients overcome obstacles that emerge in the following areas:
- Uncontested, contested and high net worth divorces
- Child custody and visitation disputes
- Child support and alimony responsibilities
- Equitable distribution of marital assets and property
- Post-judgment modifications of custody and support
- Mediation, negotiation and litigation of divorce issues
- Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
- Protective orders after episodes of domestic violence
Combine our attorneys’ proven results in these practice areas with our responsive personal service at every stage of the process, and you have the formula for our team’s success. What’s more, our distinguished Alaska lawyers have more than 75 combined years of experience.
Anchorage Divorce Attorneys Providing Additional Guidance
If you have questions about divorce, our divorce lawyers are ready to answer them. Below are a few they hear most often.
How long do I have to wait to file for divorce in Alaska?
There is no minimum number of days or months that you must reside in Alaska before filing for divorce. However, at least one spouse must be a resident at the time of filing.
Does Alaska recognize fault-based divorces?
Yes, Alaska courts recognize fault-based divorces. Aside from no-fault grounds, you can cite adultery, desertion, drug addiction or a felony conviction as the reason for divorce.
Is mediation or litigation the right option for my divorce?
Ideally, mediation fits best when you and your spouse can calmly discuss matters and maintain control over what happens after the divorce. However, if the situation involves high conflict, abuse and/or hidden assets, litigation may be a more suitable pathway. Seeking advice from a divorce attorney can help you determine the right option for your situation.
Schedule Your Initial Consultation Today
Our attorneys strive to do what they can to cushion the blow of divorce and minimize the potential negative impact it has on small children in the home. They want to hear your side of the story so that they can begin mapping out a strategy that will best fit your specific situation. Arrange your initial consultation at Eschbacher & Eschbacher now by calling 866-653-4212 or emailing us.