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Our personalized approach combined with our sophisticated legal and financial analysis, attributes to our decades of positive outcomes for our clients. Family and Divorce Law is complex. Our attorneys are experts to help you through every step of the process. We help our clients navigate each stage of divorce, while treating our client, their spouse, and their children with the utmost respect throughout the process.
We have experience representing high net worth individuals and families, business owners, celebrities, professional athletes, and much more. Our personalized approach helps provide positive solutions to even the most complex of cases.
See all of our practice areas below and how we can help you.
In almost every divorce, spouses must value and divide their property. We help our clients with these complicated and contentious matters to properly divide these assets.
Children are our most valued asset. Berger Schatz attorneys help create detailed parenting agreements that provide the most stability and consistency for the child.
We advocate for our client’s children to ensure they obtain the needed coverage for their children’s monthly expenses.
We help our clients understand their monetary rights and sort through the many factors that influence maintenance calculations, so that they can maintain their lifestyle.
Berger Schatz advocates for all families. We guide our clients throughout the longevity of their family building process.
We uphold the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer members in the family law context. Our alternative services provide support to these communities throughout their family building process.
With a clear understanding of both legal and personal issues at stake, we counsel prospective and current spouses about their rights and options
Berger Schatz attorneys are known for their mastery of courtroom procedure, evidence, and witness interrogation, as well as excellence in advocacy and argument. We are the right choice when taking a case to trial or defending an appeal.
While some situations call for litigating a divorce in an open court, parties who prefer a more private setting or desire more control over the outcome, look to Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADP). Alternative Dispute Resolution may involve mediation, collaborative divorce, or arbitration.
