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Finding the Best Savannah Divorce Lawyers

Divorce can be complex and confusing, but the first step is simple - hire the best Savannah divorce lawyer for your case. With so many options out there, how are you supposed to know which attorney is the best Savannah divorce attorney for your case? The best place to start is to find a divorce lawyer or law firm that focuses exclusively on divorce and family law. Don't hire an attorney that's a "jack of all trades and a master of none." Divorce is unique and different from other areas of the law. Lawyers without the requisite family law experience may not be able to help you meet your goals for your case.

Next, you should consider the law firm's location. If you live together with your spouse, the divorce will likely be filed in the county that you two live in. If you live separately, you will file your divorce in the county that your spouse lives in. If you and your spouse are in Savannah, try to think about which county your case would need to be filed in, since it could be Chatham County, Effingham County, or Bryan County. Does the firm you are looking to hire practice regularly in your county? Seeking out a divorce law firm near you isn't just for convenience, it means that the law firm probably has experience dealing with divorce and family law cases in the county where you will file your case. Meriwether & Tharp's Savannah office is fully staffed. At Meriwether & Tharp, we have been helping divorce and family law clients through difficult times for over 25 years.

Call (912) 226-5001 now to have a free phone consultation with one of Meriwether & Tharp's experienced Savannah divorce lawyers.

Meriwether & Tharp’s Savannah Divorce Lawyers Near You

Address:
100 Bull Street, Suite 231
Savannah, GA 31401

Phone:
(912) 226-5001

Directions:

Our office is conveniently located in beautiful downtown Savannah. Our office is in the Regus Office inside the Altmayer Building. We are located in the North Historic District a few blocks up from the famous River Street and a short walk from the historic Olde Pink House & Leopold's Ice Cream.

From the Tanger Outlets & Pooler (coming from west of downtown Savannah) - From the Tanger Outlets Savannah, get on I-95 going south. Continue on I-95 South and take exit 99B. Merge onto I-16 East. Take exit 167B to merge onto Montgomery Street toward Savannah/Civic Center/Downtown. Continue on Montgomery St. and turn right onto W Oglethorpe Ave. Make a left on Drayton street. Make another left on E Broughton Street and your destination will be on the left.

From Skidaway Island (coming from east of downtown Savannah) - Take GA-204 W - Diamond Causeway going west towards downtown Savannah. Turn right (signs for North Harry Truman Parkway N) onto Harry S. Truman Parkway. Keep right at the fork and merge onto E President Street. Turn right on E Broad Street. Turn left at the 1st cross street onto E Broughton St and your destination will be on the left.

Parking:

You may park at one of the convenient parking garages located downtown:

State Street Parking Garage - 100 E State St, Savannah, GA 31401

Congress Street Parking Garage - 115 E Congress St, Savannah, GA 31401

Bryan Street Parking Garage - 100 E Bryan St, Savannah, GA 31401

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Taking the First Step in Divorce

Like many things in life, the first step is educating yourself. Knowledge is power. Knowing what to expect in a divorce can definitely take a lot of the anxiety away. Feel free to browse the topics below to arm yourself with the knowledge you need to succeed in your case.


Divorce Hurts, but It Doesn't Have to be Nasty


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