Serving Dry Ridge and Grant County families with compassionate legal representation. Virtual consultations available for your convenience.
We're proud to serve families in Dry Ridge and throughout Grant County. While our main offices are in Carlisle and Paris, we provide convenient virtual consultations and can meet Dry Ridge clients at locations that work for them.
Virtual Consultations Available for Dry Ridge Clients
Carlisle Office: 106 East Main Street, Carlisle, KY 40311
Paris Office: 322 Main Street, Paris, KY 40361
Compassionate representation for both contested and uncontested divorces in Grant County. We guide Dry Ridge families through every step of the divorce process.
Protecting your parental rights in Grant County Family Court. Initial custody orders, modifications, and enforcement.
Establishing, modifying, and enforcing child support orders for Dry Ridge families under Kentucky law.
Step-parent adoptions, family adoptions, and guardianship matters for Grant County residents.
Wills, trusts, and estate planning services for Dry Ridge families protecting their legacy.
Property transactions, closings, and real estate disputes for Dry Ridge and Grant County property owners.
If you're going through a divorce or family law matter in Dry Ridge or anywhere in Grant County, understanding the local court system is crucial. Here's what you need to know:
We're familiar with the Grant County court system and can represent Dry Ridge clients efficiently. Virtual consultations make it easy to work with us regardless of your location, and we're available for in-person meetings at the courthouse in Williamstown when needed.
Divorce costs in Grant County vary based on complexity. An uncontested divorce typically costs $1,500-$3,000 in attorney fees plus court filing fees. Contested divorces with custody disputes cost more. We provide transparent pricing during your free consultation and offer payment plans for Dry Ridge families.
Yes! We offer FREE virtual consultations via Zoom for Dry Ridge and Grant County residents. This is especially convenient for clients along the I-75 corridor and those in the greater Cincinnati area. We can handle most of your case virtually, with in-person courthouse appearances as needed.
After Kentucky's mandatory 60-day waiting period, uncontested divorces in Grant County typically finalize in 2-4 months. Contested divorces involving property division or child custody may take 6-12+ months depending on the complexity and court schedule.
Yes. We represent Dry Ridge and Grant County parents seeking to modify custody orders. Kentucky requires waiting 2 years after the original custody order (unless the child is in danger) before filing for modification. After 2 years, modifications are based on the best interest of the child.
Divorce and family law cases for Dry Ridge residents are filed at the Grant County Courthouse at 101 North Main Street in Williamstown. We can guide you through the filing process, prepare all necessary documents, and represent you at all court hearings in Grant County Circuit Court.
From our offices in Carlisle and Paris, we proudly serve families throughout Dry Ridge, Grant County and neighboring areas including:
Virtual Consultations Available for Dry Ridge Clients
FREE consultation for Grant County families