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Address: 12761 Us Highway 90, Grand Bay, AL 36541

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Divorce
The Mobile Area family lawyers of Gulf Coast Attorneys LLC offer legal services for families in Mobile County and the Greater Mobile Area. Learn more about our family and divorce law services below. To schedule a family law consultation, don't hesitate to call us at (251) 865-3665 or contact us online.
Child Support
The law in Alabama requires parents to provide for the financial support of their child or children, regardless of the marital status of the parent. The amount of child support that a noncustodial parent must pay is determined by the application of the Alabama Child Support Guidelines. When issuing an order for child support in either a divorce case or child custody case, the court will require that each parent submit an income affidavit which will be factored into the determination of the child support amount.
Child Custody and Visitation
Child custody disputes can be one of the most stressful and painful times that parents and children will go through in their lives. If you are going through a child custody dispute or if you believe that a child custody dispute is imminent, it is crucial that you contact an experienced attorney to guide you through the process and adequately protect your interests.
Adoption
Our Mobile Area adoption attorneys handle step-parent adoptions, relative adoptions and non-relative adoptions throughout Mobile County and the Greater Mobile Area. If you have a family member who can no longer care for their child, and you want to adopt that child, talking to us is a good first step in the process. Selecting a child through a local or international adoption agency is also common, and we can help with that, as well.
Paternity
Spousal Support
If the parties can agree on the terms of property division, child custody, child support, and alimony, then an uncontested divorce may be best for you. Our office handles uncontested divorces in Mobile County and Baldwin County. Uncontested divorces are relatively inexpensive and can be handled in as little as 30 days from start to finish.

Real Estate Litigation
Whether you are closing on a house, refinancing your mortgage, leasing property, or evicting a tenant, the Mobile Area real estate attorneys at Gulf Coast Attorneys LLC are ready to serve you. Our firm represents clients in real property transactions in Mobile County and the Greater Mobile area. Learn more about our real estate law services below. To schedule a consultation, don't hesitate to call us at (251) 865-3665 or contact us online. We look forward to assisting you with your real property matter.
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
If you are a landlord in the Mobile, Alabama area, it is important that you have a properly drafted lease agreement so that your rights as a landlord are preserved and protected should the need arise to evict a tenant. Our firm handles all aspects of the landlord-tenant relationship from drafting leases to contacting problem tenants on your behalf and representing you should you require an eviction.

Personal Injury
If you are injured by the negligence of others, the Mobile Area attorneys at Gulf Coast Attorneys LLC will work hard to give you the representation you will need. Our personal injury attorneys are on your side and will fight for you every step of the way if you are injured. Injuries and complications resulting from injuries can make life very difficult, so we'll be dedicated to helping you get through the challenges and hardships that result from accidents.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Proper estate planning is crucial if you are concerned about how your property will be distributed when you pass away. The Mobile Area estate planning attorneys at Gulf Coast Attorneys LLC can help to ensure that your property will be distributed according to your wishes. Estate planning involves decisions that you make now and decisions that you make regarding your assets when you pass away. Our attorneys will discuss your particular desires with you and will work with you to ensure that your wishes are fully carried out.
Wills
Whether or not the decedent died with a will or Last Will and Testament determines whether Letters of Administration or Letters Testamentary will be issued. The letters grant the person who receives them the authority to administer the estate. Once Letters have been obtained, the personal representative is required to give actual notice to known or reasonably ascertainable creditors and give publication notice to all others. Our attorneys will do this for you.
Power of Attorney
A Durable Power of Attorney document allows you to appoint another person, known as your agent, to make decisions concerning your financial affairs and assets while you are living. You may allow your agent to make decisions now, or you may allow your agent to make decisions only upon a determination that your are no longer able to make decisions for yourself.
Probate

Foreclosure
Foreclosure is the process by which a mortgagee, or lender, takes ownership and possession of the real estate that was used as collateral for the mortgage (such as through home foreclosure). The same process applies to individuals or entities known as vendors, who convey property but retain a vendor’s lien in the deed for the property until the purchase price plus interest is paid in full. In Alabama, most mortgage instruments give the mortgagee, or vendor, the right to “call due” the entire balance of the loan if you fall behind on just one payment.

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