If you are in an unhappy marriage, you may wish to seek legal advice to learn about your options for filing a divorce. Our attorneys will walk you through those options, help find the best fit for your family, and assist you through the process.

Child custody cases are often difficult. Our attorneys have over 70 years of combined experience, and we will do everything in our power to make sure the best interests of your children are protected. Whether you are seeking custody through a divorce, a post-divorce matter, a paternity action, or through a Guardianship, we are here to assist you through what can be a very stressful time in your life.

No matter what type of child custody case you have, Jacobson & Fox, L.L.C. is committed to making these difficult times easier. We know our clients place a high level of trust in us and we do not take that trust lightly.

Family issues are complicated on their own, and adding legal uncertainty for military families tends to make matters even more difficult. Vic Jacobson has more than 40 years of experience in representing soldiers and their families. We would like to thank you for your service and would be happy to serve you and your family’s needs in return.

A Paternity case is filed when a father is seeking to be recognized as a child’s father or, when a mother wishes for the father to be recognized as the father of her child. This happens most often when the parents of the child have never married. In the absence of a paternity action, parents often struggle with issues of residential custody and parenting time. Like any other custody matter, our attorneys’ focus is and always will be the best interests of your child.

When you think of family law, you might first think of divorce and child custody cases. There are many cases when grandparents need to legally protect their relationship with their grandchildren as well. If you are in this situation, and you would like to obtain visitation rights, our lawyers are here to assist.

If you are dissatisfied with the decision made by a trial court, you might be able to file an appeal. In that case, our attorneys will help you through the whole process, from determining if an appeal should be filed to filing the appeal itself.