During the initial consultation, you’ll have the opportunity to describe your divorce situation. This is your chance to provide an overview of your marriage, reasons for divorce, and any particular issues or disputes you’re facing. The attorney will listen attentively and take notes to understand your unique circumstances.

After you’ve outlined your problem, the attorney will discuss your specific needs. They will ask questions to gain a deeper understanding of your goals, such as asset division, child custody, alimony, and any other concerns. This helps in tailoring the legal strategy to your individual situation.

Based on your problem and needs, the lawyer will provide you with advice on the best steps to take. They will discuss potential legal strategies, timelines, and the expected outcomes, ensuring you have a clear picture of the divorce process.

The attorney may propose different options or alternative dispute resolution methods such as mediation or collaborative divorce. This approach reflects their commitment to finding the best solution for you, even if it means avoiding lengthy court battles.

If necessary, the attorney will address important aspects like updating your will and handling child custody matters. They will explain the relevant laws and options to help you make informed decisions.