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1.) The Cost of a Divorce
The cost of a divorce is going to vary depending upon whether it’s a complicated case and whether or not there are lots of issues. I like to offer people some flexibility in the payments. Many attorneys in my area don’t offer flat fees. I think that many divorces can be resolved quickly, and I offer some clients the ability to have a flat fee. What that does is allows you to have the confidence in knowing what the price is going to be. You don’t have to worry about unexpected fees and expenses, and you can call me anytime you want. You can reach out to me anytime you want. You don’t have to worry about running your bill up because you have a question. Some cases are inappropriate for a flat fee and we would need to do an hourly rate. Those cases are typically the more complicated cases that involve more issues and the time that I would need to dedicate to your case is unknown to some extent.
Summary:
- Your fees will range based on the complexity of your divorce issues.
- Our law office offers flat fees for divorces.
- You will never need to worry about unexpected fees.
- Attorney Michael D. Schmitt is available to answer all your questions.
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2.) Time Length to Get Divorced
Typical answer is that it varies. It could be as short as two or three months and it could take up to two or three years. It all depends upon the complexity of your divorce, the issues that are present, and whether or not you and your spouse have the ability to come up with a quick resolution on those issues. My advice would be to give me a call. We can talk about it and I can give you an idea of what I would expect your divorce would take as far as time goes.
Summary:
- A divorce can be as short as two-three months.
- Depending on the complexity of the divorce, the time goes up.
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This educational blog was brought to you by Michael Schmitt, an experienced Rochester Divorce Attorney.
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