Evolution Divorce is here to give you the representation you deserve to help you safely maneuver the confusion and uncertainties of divorce.
You desperately want answers:
Evolution Divorce works with you to negotiate and draft separation agreements concerning your children, property, and support. Whether you need someone to aggressively pursue your rights and the best interests of your children in court or you’re interested in exploring a less contentious collaborative divorce, Evolution will help you develop a plan and see it through to completion.
Separation Agreements
Divorce
Child Custody
Negotiation & Litigation
Practicing law for 20+ years, Chris Macturk founded Evolution in 2017 to help people in Hanover VA carefully navigate the process and price of divorce. Our goal is to help you safely maneuver the chaos of divorce so you can evolve into a more stable stage of your life.
Our transparent pricing options let you know your costs so you can put money out of your mind while we work on your case.
When dealing with such an emotional and stressful period of your life, you deserve to have people who will simply listen. We are your support system, here to help you figure out your best next steps.
In negotiations, you need a lawyer who skillfully opens communication pathways. When people talk, solutions come faster, decreasing expenses and helping you get more of what you want. In court, you need an experienced litigator who can effectively work with other lawyers, handle combativeness, and get your message to the judge.
Divorce has so many unknowns. The last thing we want is for you to feel like you can’t reach us to get your questions answered.
If we don’t provide a high level of service – good enough to earn your referral to others – we will give you the opportunity to adjust your final payment.
“Chris was incredibly patient and answered all my questions, sometimes multiple times. He walked me through various scenarios of my case until I clearly understood all of my options and the potential outcomes. Chris was in constant communication guiding me through the entire process. Even after we reached the end, he continued to follow up making sure I was happy with the results. Evolution’s pricing structure was also a huge help. I knew exactly what to expect. I would definitely work with Chris again.”
“Chris was recommended to me because of his reputation and integrity. He is knowledgeable and easy to work with. He kept me focused on realistic outcomes and recommended a great mediator when I said I hoped to stay out of the courtroom. I like his pre-agreed pricing and clearly understood how it worked. Chris coached me through the entire process and lowered my anxiety. Chris and his team are terrific human beings.”
At your consultation, we take the time to listen to your situation.
We’ll collaborate on a plan and pricing agreement, so you always know what to expect and are never caught off guard.
We guide you through the divorce process.
Get the representation you deserve in Ashland, VA.
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Under Virginia law, there are two types of divorce cases, fault-based and so-called“no-fault” divorces. I use the phrase “so-called” because there is nothing in the Virginia Code that says “no-fault” -- rather, it says “living separate and apart,” but it is not usual to say “no-fault” regardless.
When thinking about divorce, there are many questions that arise creating a considerable amount of stress and anxiety. At Evolution Divorce, it's our aim to help you get all your questions answered to help eliminate as much uncertainty as we can while you consider the possibility of divorce.We've compiled a list of frequent questions people ask when considering a divorce. Many of these answers pertain to anyone going through a divorce, but since we are located in Virginia, some of the answers pertain to our geographic location.
I have come to realize many people don’t know where to start when they first meet with a divorce lawyer. I normally begin my initial consultations with potential clients asking if they have specific questions they want answered or if they would rather I ask them some questions that will give me information on how best to help. The overwhelming majority reply with, “Go ahead and ask me questions. I really don’t know what I’m doing. I’ve never done this before.”
