Winner Avvo Client's Choice Award
"Divorce and Custody Cases don't have to be ugly." Marine turned 23+ year Arizona divorce lawyer, Paul Nordini, now assists spouses in Maricopa and Pinal Counties with quality and affordable representation.
The initial consultation - Your best weapon to avoid high fees.
I offer a free, no pressure, initial phone consultation. Within a few moments, you will have a better understanding of the process and likely outcome in your case. You will not be asked or pressured to sign with our office.
Be mindful that I do not accept everyone that wants to hire our services, so the initial talk is a great way for me to get idea about your case, understand your goals and objectives, consider your concerns and intent, and give you good advice (whether you eventually hire me or not). We generally do not offer representation to people that are needlessly unreasonable. Also, I discourage people that want to litigate for sport or for vengeance as those cases tend to get very expensive and perpetuate what could be avoidable damage to spouses and their finances.
Once I have an initial discussion with a client, I can advise your best course of action to best achieve your goals and objectives. Sometimes, its better strategy to put things on hold depending on the facts and circumstances of the case. Every situation, every family, every marriage is different.
I encourage you to take notes while we talk, and have a list of questions with you so that we cover all of your primary concerns. Knowledge is power in the family law process.
Some key information that you will receive in your initial consultation:
1. What the right moves are.
2. What the wrong moves are.
3. What the smart moves are.
4. Helpful tips on how to get started.
5. How to juggle the stress of a divorce or custody fight.
6. Ways to avoid attorney's fees.
7. What to expect from you lawyer.
8. How to handle debt and support during the case.
9. How to deal with your spouse (or other parent) and other family.
10. How best to handle disagreements about custody.
All of these issues are important and will better set your expectations on what you should expect from the process. Call today for your free consultation at (480) 527-9000.