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Gilbert Family Law Attorneys

When divorce, a parenting dispute, or a family court order puts your family or finances at risk, you need clear advice. From its Tempe office, Strong Law represents clients across Maricopa County in divorce, child custody and parenting time, child support, property division, spousal maintenance, and court-order disputes. Contact us to discuss your circumstances and next steps.

Representation for family-law matters in Gilbert, Arizona

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Guidance for divorce, parenting, support, property, and court-order disputes

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Meet the Attorneys at Strong Law

Family-law cases affect children, financial security, and important decisions about the future. Strong Law helps clients understand their options, prepare their cases, and pursue practical resolutions, including contested hearings or trial when necessary.

Marc R. Grant Jr., Strong Law attorney

Marc R. Grant Jr.

Marc Grant represents clients in divorce, custody, support, and related Arizona family-law matters. His work emphasizes careful case preparation, practical guidance, and courtroom advocacy when needed.

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Adam J. Gross, Strong Law attorney

Adam J. Gross

Adam Gross represents clients in divorce, modifications, contempt, and enforcement matters, with a background emphasizing evidence review and litigation preparation.

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Serving Gilbert and {country}

Familiar with the courts that serve Delaware

Family-law cases in Flagstaff are often handled through the Superior Court in Coconino County. Depending on the dispute, proceedings may involve divorce filings, temporary orders, financial disclosure, parenting plans, settlements, and hearings. Existing judgments may also lead to requests to change or enforce an order.

Questions about parenting schedules, support, homes, business interests, and long-term finances can have immediate consequences. Strong Law helps clients determine which matters need attention first and evaluate possible next steps.

Local perspective

Familiar with the Gilbert Community

Marc Grant is local to Gilbert and familiar with the community and {country} Superior Court, including the judges who hear family-law cases. His focus remains on Arizona law, the evidence in your case, and practical steps toward your goals.

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Common questions

Questions About Hiring a Gilbert Family Law Attorney

Does Strong Law have an office in Gilbert?

Yes. Our Tempe office is at 700 E. Baseline Road, Building B, Tempe, AZ 85283. You can call (602) 492-6080 or use the consultation form to discuss your legal matter and next steps.

Which court handles divorce and custody cases for Tempe residents?

Divorce, legal decision-making, parenting time, and child support matters generally fall within the Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County, rather than Tempe Municipal Court. The specific court location and procedure depend on the case.

Can I talk to an attorney before filing for divorce or custody?

Yes. Strong Law offers a free initial phone consultation with an attorney. Early advice can help you understand options, gather records, and consider whether filing, settlement discussions, or another step makes sense.

What if my spouse or the other parent has already filed court papers?

Keep all papers you received, including any summons, petition, hearing notices, and existing orders. Response deadlines and upcoming hearings may affect your options, so contact an attorney promptly.

Can Strong Law help change or enforce an existing family-court order?

Depending on the type of order and circumstances, Arizona law may permit a modification request or an enforcement action. The requirements differ, and an attorney can help evaluate which approach fits the issue.

What should I have ready for the initial consultation?

A brief summary of your concern is enough to begin. If there is an active case, have its court, case number, existing orders, and upcoming deadlines available. Do not send confidential documents through the initial website form.

Talk With Strong Law About Your Family Law Matter

Considering divorce, facing a parenting or support dispute, or trying to address an existing order? Contact Strong Law to discuss your next steps.