Fighting For You And Your Family
I am attorney Mark G. Hall, and I have practiced family law for the majority of my 20-year career. I handle complex family law matters, including high-asset divorces and difficult child custody disputes. I will aggressively represent your interests to ensure that your assets are protected, that you receive your equitable share of marital assets or that you are awarded the time that you deserve with your children.
I understand the difficult problems that you will face while going through a divorce. The process can be very stressful for you, but it can also be very tough for children. I am committed to working with you to build a legal strategy that minimizes the emotional impact on your children while still fighting for your rights.
Your Family Law Attorney
Contact me for reliable representation to get through any family law problem, including:
- Divorce proceedings
- Determining or enforcing a child custody or parenting time plan
- Child support
- Alimony/spousal support
- Paternity actions
- Adoptions, including contested adoptions
- Dependency and termination of parental rights
Mediation Vs. Trial
In many cases, I can help clients take advantage of alternatives to court, such as mediation, saving them time, money and worry. In fact, in Jefferson County, you must try to settle your divorce in mediation. Mediation is a collaborative effort between you, your spouse and a neutral mediator to resolve your legal matter.
Sometimes, however, a case cannot be resolved through the mediation process. In those instances, a trial is the only way to finalize your case and preserve your financial recovery, and/or protect your custody and visitation rights with your children. I am a seasoned, aggressive litigator, and I am prepared to try those cases that must be tried. I will fight to protect your legal rights.
Free Consultations
I invite you to call my Louisville office to schedule a free initial consultation with me. Please call 502-791-9254 or visit my contact page to fill out my online intake form.