• Are you facing a Divorce?
• Are you seeking Custody of your children?
• Are you contemplating Bankruptcy?
• Do you have a Probate issue and you don't know what to do?

Do You Feel As Though Things Are Out Of Control?

Our office is the place where you will find the people who can help you. When you find yourself facing some of life's toughest legal challenges, we offer a warm, personable, and professional atmosphere. We have the experience and knowledge to walk through these issues with you and get you back on track.

Family Law

As a well known child advocate and family law specialist, Ms. Gregg will make certain that your children's rights are protected. She has earned her reputation through hard work for her clients and the professional demeanor she exhibits amongst her colleagues.

We handle all aspects of divorce and related family law issues including the following:

• Alimony
• Child Custody
• Child Support
• Divorce
• Domestic violence / restraining orders
• Grandparents' rights
• Mediation
• Modification of Alimony, Child Support, Custody, & Visitation
• Paternity
• Property Division
• Visitation

Bankruptcy

Unfortunately, many times our clients are facing possible bankruptcy at the same time they are dealing with a divorce or other family related issue. We have a great deal of experience in this area and can represent you in both Chapter 13 and Chapter 7 bankruptcy filings. Whether you are seeking to discharge as much debt as possible with a Chapter 7 filing, or seeking more time to pay off your debts with a Chapter 13 plan, we will see that your filing is handled properly. We make certain that you receive all the protection that is available to you under the federal bankruptcy laws and that you are treated fairly by the courts and your creditors.

Probate

We handle all aspects of probate, including advising personal representatives in connection with the initiation, administration, and supervision of estates, and other related proceedings.

Probate is a legal process whereby (1) a judge determines whether or not a decedent's will is valid; (2) a personal representative is appointed to (a) collect the decedent's assets in his or her probate estate, (b) pay the decedent's legal debts, and (c) distribute the remaining assets in the decedent's probate estate to the individuals or entities entitled to the assets; and (3) the court approves the transfer of the decedent's assets to the individuals and entities designated in the will or the laws of intestacy. The probate court will also determine the rights, if any, of a spouse and children to the decedent's property.