Litigation is the process of going to court to have a judge resolve a dispute. Most family law cases can and should be resolved outside the courtroom, because litigation is usually expensive, time-consuming, adversarial, emotionally draining, and risky. Most people do not have the financial resources to fund a lengthy battle involving lawyers, expert witnesses, etc. Most people do not want to invest the time and emotional energy into a fight with their ex, particularly if their children have to be involved. And many people do not want to risk that a judge might eventually rule against them at the end of this arduous process.
So is litigation ever a good idea? Yes, occasionally, and at McFadden Family Law & Mediation, we will evaluate your case honestly and tell you if litigation is the right option for you. Each case is different, but some common reasons why going to court might be necessary to get the best outcome in your case include the following:
These are just a few of the reasons why sometimes litigation is the best course to a fair outcome. And if going to court is what it takes, you will be very pleased to have Marya McFadden, Ph.D., Esq., on your side. Marya’s award-winning argumentation skills, engaging speaking style, careful preparation, and zealous commitment to her clients make her a formidable presence in the courtroom. While no lawyer can guarantee a winning outcome, you can trust Marya to offer you an honest assessment of your case and a highly skilled presentation of its merits should you wind up in court.
Unsure if litigation is right for you? Contact McFadden Family Law & Mediation today for a free consultation and let us help guide you toward the best solution.