Let’s Get Your Divorce Done So You Can Move On With Your Life
While it might sound convenient to have your lawyer in Buford, it is more important for you to consider how close your lawyer is to the courthouse where your case will be heard. Gwinnett County cases are heard at the courthouse in Lawrenceville, Georgia, which is a 30 minute drive from Buford.
Daniels & Taylor, P.C. is located right across the street from the Gwinnett County Courthouse. This allows us to get your paperwork filed very quickly which can be extremely important when your family is experiencing a crisis.
WE CAN HELP YOU! Contact our Lawrenceville law office at (770) 285-1673.
Your Day in Court
Imagine a scenario where you are in the courtroom on the day of your trial the judge decides to continue your case and postpopne it until another day. If your attorney’s office is in Buford, you will be charged for the 30 minute drive to court both ways, costing you hundreds of dollars. Always remember, when you are paying hundreds of dollars per hour for a lawyer, a longer distance from the courthouse can and will cost you money when your lawyer is traveling.
Thinking Ahead
Don’t waste your money on a 13 mile trip down highway 20. If you drive to our office in Lawrenceville, we will handle your divorce more efficiently since we are located across the street from the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center.
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From our office in Lawrenceville, our lawyers represent clients in communities throughout Gwinnett County, Georgia. Call us at (770) 285-1673 or contact us by email to arrange a free case evaluations today.
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Frequently Asked Questions: Divorce in Buford, GA
How fast can I get an uncontested divorce in Buford, GA?
Once both spouses agree on all terms, an uncontested divorce in Gwinnett County (where most of Buford sits) can finalize in about 45 to 60 days after filing. Daniels & Taylor, P.C., in nearby Lawrenceville, prepares the agreement and paperwork to file quickly.
Where are Buford divorce cases filed?
Depending on the address, Buford may be in Gwinnett County or a neighboring county. A divorce is generally filed in the Superior Court of the county where the responding spouse lives, and a request to change custody is generally filed where the other parent lives. We confirm the right court for your situation. Daniels & Taylor, P.C. confirms venue and handles filing for you.
Can you handle a high-conflict Buford divorce?
Yes. Daniels & Taylor, P.C. handles contested, high-conflict Buford divorces, including temporary hearings, discovery, custody disputes, and trial, while protecting your finances and parenting time.
How is property divided in a Buford divorce?
Georgia's equitable-distribution law divides marital property fairly. Daniels & Taylor, P.C. protects your interest in Buford-area homes, retirement accounts, and business assets.