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4.4 stars | 39 reviews
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4.4 stars | 39 reviews
Our law firm in Columbus, OH, was founded by attorneys Jessica Wood and Chelsea Long, with a focus on family law. We assist clients in navigating the legal issues of divorce, dissolution, legal separation, child custody, parentage, parenting time, child support, spousal support (formerly alimony), property division (including high asset cases), and adoption. The firm was founded with the client at the forefront. We choose to work with passion and dedication in all aspects of your case. Whether you are separating from your spouse, need representation in a child custody or parenting time dispute, are seeking to modify or enforce existing court orders, or need assistance in any other family law matter, we can help.
Call our office in Columbus, OH, at (614) 567-3031 to set up an initial consultation with one of our attorneys.
Share your situation with us, receive first-step advice, and we will cover the details of hiring us.
Our consultation fee will be credited to your account, and we’ll begin working on your case.
We are often asked why we choose to be family law attorneys. Although family law and divorce can be contentious and straining at times, nothing compares to knowing you helped your client resolve highly personal and family issues in a manner that will allow them to move forward in their new lives. Our goal is to guide our clients to an amicable resolution of their matrimonial, custody, or support issues, allowing them to remain focused and use their resources for the future. Aiding clients in focusing on their future rather than the past can lead to a much less stressful and expensive resolution—something we take great pride in accomplishing.
Of course, in family law, negotiations can often break down or are not possible due to various factors. We understand the complex nature of divorce, custody, and support issues and have experience handling intense litigation. We strive to represent our client’s best interests in a firm yet ethical manner while always remaining aware of the impact the process can have on the daily lives and finances of the parties involved.