Creative, Professional Family Law Solutions in West Virginia

From divorce to adoption, family law encompasses some of the most emotional legal matters that individuals ever face. It is important to turn to a lawyer you trust to protect your interests and meet your family's needs.

At The Law Offices Of Thomas W. White, PLLC, we handle a wide variety of West Virginia family law issues. Anytime a legal conflict affects your family, we will be here to help you find creative solutions that are tailored to your family's unique situation.

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Whether you are struggling to establish your parental rights in a paternity dispute or you are going through a divorce, we will explain your legal options and help you make decisions that are right for your family.

We help clients resolve family law concerns, including:

• Divorce — We will help you reach agreements regarding every aspect of your divorce including division of property, temporary separation spousal maintenance, permanent alimony, business valuations and division of retirement and pension plans.
• Child custody — Divorcing and unmarried parents struggle to protect their children's best interests in child custody disputes. We will help you establish a shared parenting plan or extended shared parenting plan to meet your child's needs.
• Child support — We will make sure that the amount of payment required by the statutory guidelines is fair for your situation.
• Prenuptial agreements — Protecting yourself and your assets at the outset of your marriage can save you time and stress down the road.
• Grandparents' rights — Every family member deserves to be included in the child's life. We help grandparents seeking to establish visitation rights.
• Paternity disputes — We represent parents seeking to establish child support through paternity or to establish visitation rights.
• Adoption — We are here to help you accomplish your international, domestic, stepparent or close family member adoption goals.
• Modifications of existing orders — When circumstances change such as a significant financial change or relocation, child custody and support orders need to be modified.
• Enforcement and contempt — If you are not receiving the child support you are entitled to or if you are not being granted visitation rights with your child, we will represent your rights in an enforcement action.

If you are struggling with a family law issue in the Lewisburg area, call 304-520-0226 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation with our experienced West Virginia attorney.