The breakup of your family during a divorce is difficult. Change is difficult. The additional stress over your finances once your divorce is finalized only makes the situation more difficult.
The fear of financial insecurity during your divorce or separation does not have to keep you awake at night. At the Ewing Law Office LLC, we focus our family law practice on helping people navigate through your divorce. We want you to be in the best position possible to take care of yourself and the ones you love. Contact us today to discuss how we can help you. We represent clients in Davidson, Williamson, Rutherford, Sumner, and Wilson counties and throughout Middle Tennessee.
Securing Your Custody Rights and the Rights of Your Children
Family law attorney Lisa Millican Ewing has first-hand experience with divorce, and she is very familiar with the personal challenges you face when you are fighting for custody, support and financial rights.
Prior to becoming a lawyer, Ms. Ewing acted as a court-appointed special advocate (CASA), protecting children's rights and their best interests. She has the experience and determination to help safeguard your custody, visitation, and relocation rights during your divorce or modification proceedings.
Protecting Your Financial Assets
Attorney Ewing has an accounting background and, before she founded her law firm, she ran her own consulting firm that assisted health care organizations with billing, benefits, insurance, collections and other matters. Her financial background enables her to immediately understand clients' business and financial concerns and to work effectively to protect their rights and assets.
Positioning Clients to Reach Their Goals
Divorce can boil down to how well you are represented. At the Ewing Law Office LLC, we are committed to fighting for your rights and interests in mediation or litigation. We will make sure you will be well-positioned after your divorce to care for yourself and your loved ones. Attorney Ewing can help you reach your legal goals whether your divorce involves a traditional or blended family.
We can also help you develop or update an effective will and simple trusts, durable powers of attorney, and health care powers of attorney.
Contact Us
If you have questions about divorce, the division of assets, fathers' rights, prenuptial agreements, or a health care power of attorney, contact us online or call us at (615) 244-3300.
We offer free initial phone consultations as well as same-day, evening, and weekend appointments at our office, which is conveniently located one block from the Davidson County historic courthouse. We charge reasonable rates and accept credit cards for our services.
