Navigating Complex Family Law Disputes with Strength and Support

Navigating the complexities of a family law case requires not only a deep understanding of the law but also a compassionate approach to handling sensitive personal matters. The co-chair attorneys of the family law department at Woolsey Morcom, Nick Morcom and Andrew Garro, have 38 years of combined legal experience.  Our attorneys will provide valuable assistance throughout this challenging process, ensuring that you understand your rights and obligations throughout the process.

One of the primary benefits of working with our legal team is our ability to provide strategic advice tailored to your individual circumstances.  Every family is different, and so is every family law case.  Whether you are dealing with a high-conflict divorce or negotiating an uncontested settlement, our team will develop a strategy that aligns with your goals and priorities.  We will help you make informed decisions that will affect your family’s future, ensuring that you are well prepared for any challenges that may arise.

Many family law cases can be resolved through mediation or negotiation, avoiding the need for a lengthy and costly court battle.  Our attorneys will represent your interests in those discussions, working to achieve a fair and amicable resolution.  Our ability to negotiate effectively can lead to a more satisfactory outcome, particularly when it comes to important matters such as child custody, asset division, and alimony.  When courtroom litigation becomes necessary it can be daunting for someone unfamiliar with the legal system. 

The seasoned attorneys at Woolsey Morcom have extensive litigation experience that is used to advocate for you in court, presenting your case persuasively and professionally.

Our Practice Area focuses on:

• Divorce
• Child Custody
• Child Support
• Paternity
• Alimony
• Division of Assets and Debts
• Contempt and Enforcement
• Relocation
• Mediation and Settlement Agreements
• Domestic Violence Injunctions
• Timesharing and Parental Responsibility
• Military Divorce
• Same-Sex Divorce
• Modifications of Prior Orders