Divorce in Alabama

Ending a marriage through contested or uncontested divorce is difficult. Decisions made by moms and dads, husbands and wives during the divorce process have long-lasting effects on their children, their extended families, and future generations. Our goal is to advocate for you and most importantly, work compassionately with the whole family to achieve a harmonious ending, if at all possible.

If children are involved, we will help work out a child custody arrangement, get the process of child support agreement and payments into action, and assist in the development of a parenting plan, if desired.

What is Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)?

If you and your spouse choose to keep your divorce proceeding private and away from the court, Jim Holliman works with you through voluntary mediation known as Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) sometimes referred to as collaborative divorce. During this process, both you and your spouse will meet with a neutral mediator to help resolve issues by bringing both parties to an agreement. With ADR, there is complete disclosure and no litigation between the parties. Many individuals prefer this method as it tends to be faster, less costly and produces a more amicable result. 

Divorce Impacts Estate Plans

Your retirement and estate plans may be impacted by a divorce agreement. Bradford & Holliman can assist with updating your estate plans including wills and trusts.

Reach Out to Us

With his deep family law experience, Jim Holliman will advocate on behalf of either male or female clients to advising options and alternatives, so clients are well prepared to make informed decisions that affect their futures. He is sensitive to other collateral issues such as domestic violence or verbal abuse.

You can survive a divorce and get on the road to peace of mind regarding the future.  

Call us today at 205-663-0281.