If you’re facing divorce, call 203-936-6772 at LAW OFFICES OF PIAZZA & SIMMONS, LLC to set up an initial consultation.

If you’re facing divorce, call 203-936-6772 at LAW OFFICES OF PIAZZA & SIMMONS, LLC to set up an initial consultation.

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Guiding People Through Divorce With Grace And Dignity For More Than 30 Years

Attorney Anthony A Piazza & Laura A Simmons

Guiding People Through Divorce With Grace And Dignity For More Than 30 Years

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A family law attorney can help clients through the legal minutiae of some of the most personal, painful and sensitive issues a person can face. They do this by staying professionally involved and informed on events that are otherwise private. Clear, open and frequent communication with a lawyer is necessary for a case to be handled properly.

Day-To-Day Feedback

Not only should clients keep their legal representatives informed, but they should also receive feedback and overviews by request. Many states stipulate how often and when a lawyer communicates with their client. In most cases, a client can expect to hear back from their lawyer within one business day unless special circumstances arise. In this event, the representative will make the situation clear to their client.

Best Practices In Correspondence

Lawyers often handle more than one case at a time and must juggle their time between clients and court dates. This can limit a response down to certain hours of the day. One of the best ways to communicate with a lawyer is an email that compiles all questions and concerns a client might have into one document. The representative can then address all of these issues when they have the opportunity, sending a return email back with all of the answers in one place. Specific pressing issues are typically addressed by phone.

Sharing personal information can seem foreign to most people, and clients going through difficult family-related issues like divorce or estate disputes may feel uncomfortable revealing such private matters. However, you can only benefit from giving your family law attorney everything needed to properly seek a just resolution for your case.