Divorces in Washington County, Carter County, Unicoi County, and Sullivan County
If you are experiencing serious marital problems, Jacqueline M. Eaton can provide divorce help in Johnson City as well as in the surrounding areas in Washington County, Carter County, Unicoi County and Sullivan County. As a practicing family law attorney, Ms. Eaton is sensitive to the apprehension that many people feel when faced with the prospect of divorce. She realizes that most people simply want to end the legal proceedings as soon as possible and begin moving on. As a result, Ms. Eaton aims at keeping things simple for her clients. She handles the legal paperwork and advises her clients about what to expect. Whenever possible, Ms. Eaton tries to help her clients settle their divorces outside of court to minimize stress, time, and costs. Mediation can be very beneficial to resolve the matter. However, there are some times when agreements between spouses cannot be reached on contentious matters such as child custody, child support, property division, and alimony. In such cases, Ms. Eaton is ready to fight to protect her clients’ interests.
Ms. Eaton can help you with:
Contested Divorces
Uncontested Divorces
Agreed Divorces
Marital Dissolution Agreements
Property Division
Parenting Plans
Mediations
Visitation Schedules
Child Custody
Child Support Worksheets
General Restraining Orders and more specialized Ex Parte Restraining Orders
Ms. Eaton’s attention to detail is clear in her legal pleadings and her work with her clients.
Call (423) 753-0506 or contact Jacqueline M. Eaton for a Johnson City divorce attorney. The material on the site is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. The information should not be relied on, and the user should take no action nor refrain from taking any action on the basis of any matter or information contained in the web site, without first seeking appropriate legal or other professional advice. The information is not provided in the course of an attorney-client relationship and is not intended to constitute legal advice or to substitute for obtaining legal advice from an attorney licensed in the user’s state.
