High Conflict cases

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Highly contentious cases can be stressful and emotionally draining. Some of the key characteristics of high-conflict family law cases include:

• Prolonged Litigation: Disputes that drag on for months or years, often lasting up to five times longer than standard cases.
• Intense Custody Disputes: Severe disagreements over decision-making, parenting time, and relocation, often involving parental alienation tactics.
• Allegations of Misconduct: Frequent, sometimes false, accusations of domestic violence, child abuse, or neglect.
• Financial Battles: Disputes rooted in attempts at economic control, such as hiding assets or refusing to pay support.
• Lack of Cooperation: A consistent refusal to follow court orders or parenting plans. 
• Addiction or mental illness issues: Obtaining court orders for the other parent to follow. 

These cases often require specialized legal strategies to manage the high level of conflict and protect the well-being of any children involved. 

Contact us to schedule your free consultation to discuss your case.