Stacy Barrett

Attorney · UC Law San Francisco

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Can I Handle My Own Divorce or Should I Hire a Lawyer?
Take our free quiz to explore your divorce options, including representing yourself, mediating, or hiring a lawyer. You’ll also instantly get a copy of Nolo's Complete Guide to Divorce.
Can a Custodial Parent Move a Child Out of State?
Learn how courts make custody decisions when one parent wants to relocate with the children after a divorce.
Do I Need a Child Custody Attorney?
Going through a custody battle can be a challenge, especially when you're doing it on your own. Here’s some information about when it's time to hire a child custody lawyer.
Do Grandparents Have Visitation Rights in South Carolina?
When parents say no, do grandparents have a legal right to visits? South Carolina law offers a path—but only in limited, complex situations that weigh parental rights above all.
Can a Lawyer Help Me Decrease My Child Support Payments?
Learn how a lawyer might be able to help you decrease your child support payments.
Top 10 Questions to Ask a Potential Divorce Attorney
Don't hire the first attorney you meet. Ask these essential questions about experience, fees, strategy, and approach to find a divorce lawyer who will fight for your priorities.
Your Initial Consultation With A Divorce Attorney
Your first meeting with a divorce attorney sets the tone for your case. Learn more about what questions to ask and how to choose a lawyer who fits your specific needs and circumstances.
Can My Marriage Be Annulled? FAQs About Annulment
If you’re thinking about annulment, there are several things you need to know before you take any action. The answers to these frequently asked questions should help.
Basic Divorce Residency Requirements in Your State
A complete guide to the residency requirements for divorce in all 50 states and D.C.
What Is a Domestic Violence Protective Order?
Learn about different types of domestic violence protective orders, how they work, how long they last, and the consequences for violating them.