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Cutler, Bryan D, ATY

Divorce
Divorce can be emotionally painful and financially costly, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Some lawyers contribute to a couple’s problems by fueling conflict and escalating arguments over child placement, support payments and property division. In Collaborative Divorce, the lawyers share a commitment with their clients to work together in an out-of-court settlement process to help couples reach agreements about custody, placement, and financial issues in their divorce in a way that meets the needs of all family members.

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AKA: Bryan D Cutler
Categories: Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Child Custody Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Employee Benefits & Worker Compensation Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Tax Attorneys, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys, Workers Compensation Assistance, Wrongful Death Attorneys

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Cutler, Bryan D, ATY

Divorce
Divorce can be emotionally painful and financially costly, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Some lawyers contribute to a couple’s problems by fueling conflict and escalating arguments over child placement, support payments and property division. In Collaborative Divorce, the lawyers share a commitment with their clients to work together in an out-of-court settlement process to help couples reach agreements about custody, placement, and financial issues in their divorce in a way that meets the needs of all family members.
Child Support
Divorce is a process to legally end a marriage. A final judgment of divorce decides the issues of property division, maintenance, legal custody/placement, child support, and other related topics. There are a number of procedural options that may be used to reach resolution of these issues. The methods vary in degree of attorney and court involvement, conflict, and cost. The issues in a divorce are resolved by (a) the parties reaching an agreement or (b) a contested hearing after which a judge or court commissioner makes a decision. Divorce process options include (1)
Child Custody and Visitation
The lawyer negotiations/litigation process may involve the use of formal legal procedures, known as “discovery” to obtain financial and other relevant information. Discovery may include the use of depositions (a formal taking of testimony before a court reporter), interrogatories (answering lists of questions in writing under oath) and the subpoenaing of documents or other materials believed to be relevant to the issues. Further, each party may hire experts to support their positions. In some jurisdictions in cases with child custody or placement issues, the court will appoint a third party, called a Guardian ad Litem, to advocate for the interests of the children. Ultimately, if agreements are not reached, parties and other witnesses testify before a judge, who makes a ruling on each disputed issue. If either party is dissatisfied with the final court decision, they have the right to ask the court to reconsider its decision and to take an appeal of the final ruling to a higher court.
Premarital Agreement
Greg served as my attorney working jointly with my fiancee's attorney to put together a prenuptial agreement. Greg was very knowledgeable about these agreements, always responsive, very considerate of both our wishes, and highly professional.
Spousal Support
Most litigation cases are eventually settled. Over 98% of all divorces are resolved short of trial through positional bargaining and negotiation. Unfortunately, settlement in this process often occurs after substantial time, money and emotion have been spent in legal conflict. Further, one or both parties may be dissatisfied with the court outcome, and they are then likely to appeal the judgment or return to court in the future to argue for modifications of specific orders. In cases involving placement of children or payment of child or spousal support, parties frequently return to court after the initial determination to seek modification of those terms in ongoing post-judgment litigation.
Legal Separation
Divorce or legal separation affects every aspect of your life, including family relationships and current and future finances. Separation and divorce can be emotionally and financially costly and destructive, but it does not have to be that way. Divorce should be seen as a problem to be solved, not a battle to be fought.

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Estate Planning
Estate planning is much more than “who gets what when you die.” Planning ahead for your death or potential incapacity may not be pleasant, but it is essential common sense. Estate planning is key to providing your loved ones with a roadmap if you should become unable to handle your financial or personal decisions while you are still alive as well as asset allocation upon your death. A well-crafted estate plan minimizes family conflict, tax effects, and court involvement while maximizing control of your estate. Estate Planning attorneys Lindsey Kujawa and Erin Idler have the experience and expertise to help you make these critical decisions and secure a plan specific to your family.
Wills
Power of Attorney
At Hansen & Hildebrand, we utilize tools such as Powers of Attorney, Wills, Trusts, Healthcare Documents and Beneficiary Designations to accomplish your goals in the most effective manner.

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