Family Law Attorney | Baldwin County
Michael A. Pylant is a family law attorney located in Baldwin County, Alabama. Our family law firm provides litigation and domestic relations support regarding divorces, uncontested divorces, child support, child custody, and guardianship for clients located in Baldwin County, Mobile County, and Escambia County, Alabama.
Family law matters are some of the most complicated and difficult issues an individual or family must go through. When emotions and stakes are high, it is vital that you have a lawyer who can understand the complexities and unique legal challenges that family law cases entail.
Michael personally handles every case providing quality representation for each of his clients. He will review the strengths and weaknesses of your case to determine the best course of action for the needs of you and your family. Should your case require negotiation or a trial setting, our family law firm has exceptional credentials and experience handling a broad spectrum of issues. It is our goal to provide the best outcome for you and your family.
Our Fairhope law office provides a private and discreet location for client consultations. Whether through a mutual agreement, mitigation, or trial, you can be certain that Michael will be with you every step of the way during this difficult time.
There are two types of divorce cases in Alabama: an uncontested divorce and a contested divorce. In an uncontested divorce, both spouses agree on all terms of the divorce and that neither spouse is to blame. In a contested divorce, one or both spouses do not agree on the terms of the divorce or one or both spouses assign “fault” for the divorce.
Every divorce case is unique. Whether you are facing an uncontested divorce or a contested divorce, a family law attorney can help you ensure that you are making the right decisions for you and your family. Michael A. Pylant is a Baldwin County family law attorney who has handled countless divorce cases. He will aggressively fight for you and your interests in the divorce settlement.
To learn more about the divorce process in Alabama and how our firm can be of service to you, please visit the Divorce page here.
In cases of divorce, separation, or paternity, child support may come into question. In Alabama, child support is considered the financial obligation that parents are legally bound to until a child reaches the age of 19 years old. Whether you are exercising your right as the custodial parent to receive child support or have questions regarding the amount of child support due, our family law practice can assist you in all aspects regarding the fulfillment of the child support obligation.
At the law office of Michael A. Pylant, P.C. we have worked with parents who have primary custody, as well as those who maintain secondary custody to achieve a positive outcome in regard to receiving or paying child support. If you have questions regarding your current child support order or would like to file a new order, Baldwin County family law attorney Michael Pylant can assist you in every step of the process. Contact our Fairhope office at (251) 455-1730 to get your case started today.
When going through a divorce or separation, decisions regarding parenting are some of the most critical and difficult aspects to come to agreement on. Child custody is typically thought of in two forms: physical custody and legal custody. Physical custody involves how the parents will share time with the children whereas legal custody involves the decision making for the child.
Michael A. Pylant is a Baldwin County family law attorney who has worked with parents in establishing a positive child custody structure. While located in Fairhope, our law office has represented clients throughout Baldwin County, Mobile County, and Escambia County, Alabama.
Do I need to hire a Family Law Attorney?
If you are facing a divorce or have questions regarding your child support or child custody case, it is in your benefit to hire an experienced family law attorney. The decisions you make during this process will have a long-lasting effect on you and your family. Having a knowledgeable Baldwin County family law attorney will help to ensure that the terms of your divorce or child custody will be in the best benefit of you and your children.