Family law and divorce attorney in Franklin, Tennessee, serving Brentwood, Williamson County and Middle Tennessee.
Family law
Ending or restructuring a marriage is hard enough without a scorched-earth fight. Rachel Moreno helps couples resolve divorce, custody and support as calmly as the situation allows, and keeps children out of the middle.
Who we help
Couples going through a divorce
You want it resolved without a scorched-earth fight. You want to know whether mediation or collaborative divorce is an option, how custody is handled, and who you'll actually be working with.
Parents working out custody and support
Whether you're divorcing or separating, the priority is a parenting plan that works for your children. We'll help you build one that's realistic and fair.
Services
- Divorce and legal separation
- Billed hourly
- For couples ending or restructuring a marriage.Guidance through every stage, from the first conversation to the final decree, including for couples who want it settled without a fight.
- Child custody, support and parenting plans
- Billed hourly
- For parents in divorce or separation.A parenting plan sets out where the children live, how time is shared and how decisions are made. We help you reach one that puts your children first.
- Mediation and collaborative divorce
- Billed hourly
- For couples who want an amicable resolution.Two routes that keep decisions in your hands rather than a judge's. Rachel Moreno is a Rule 31 Listed Family Mediator.
Mediation and collaborative divorce
In mediation, a neutral mediator helps you and your spouse reach your own agreement on property, support and parenting. Rachel Moreno is a Rule 31 Listed Family Mediator, listed under Tennessee Supreme Court Rule 31 to mediate family cases.
In a collaborative divorce, each of you has your own attorney, and everyone commits to working out a settlement together instead of going to court.
Both routes are usually calmer and more private than litigation, and both keep the decisions with you. We'll help you decide whether either one fits your situation.
What it costs
Billed hourly
Family law matters are billed hourly. We don't list rates here; we'll explain exactly how billing works at your consultation, before you commit to anything.
Hourly billing, explained plainly before you commit.
Every matter starts with a consultation.Call (615) 555-0142 or request one online.
How it works
Talk with an attorney
Every matter starts with a consultation. You'll speak with the attorney who'll handle your matter, not an intake screener.
Choose a route
Mediation, collaborative divorce or a traditional case. We'll talk through which fits your situation and explain how hourly billing works.
Work toward agreement
Rachel guides you through the issues (property, support, the parenting plan) and keeps you informed at every step.
Finalize
We prepare the agreement and parenting plan and see the case through to its final order.
Who you'll work with
Rachel leads the firm's family law work. She is a Rule 31 Listed Family Mediator and is known for resolving most cases through mediation and keeping children out of the middle.
Meet RachelRepresentative result: family law
Secured a 50/50 parenting plan for a father relocating within Williamson County, agreed without a contested hearing.
Questions we hear
More answers on our FAQ page.
Is mediation or collaborative divorce an option for us?
How is custody handled in Tennessee?
Who will I be working with?
How is family law billed?
Talk with Rachel about your situation.
Every matter starts with a consultation. Request one online, call us, or stop by our office on Main Street.