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The Core Family Law team loves to litigate. Whether it’s the courtroom or conference room, our advocates are not afraid of a fight! We play the players, not just the game. We get to know our judges and how best to persuade them. We study our opposing counsel and the opposing party. Whatever the cards, we’ll figure out the best way to play the hand.

In order to innovate, you have to collaborate. Family law cases almost always have more than one legal issue. Those issues affect one another and, sometimes, conflict with one another. Rather than working with a single attorney, Core Family Law relies on a team of collaborators –the client, attorneys, support staff, expert consultants, and the client’s friends and family. This team brainstorms and works together to find the best strategy for each case.

We prefer to her our clients’ voices and see their faces. Our clients do not step into a courtroom without first meeting with an attorney face to face. We walk our clients through the process, and they know what to expect when speaking to a judge.

Family law cases change lives, and no two lives are the same. Your goal might be to stand up for yourself, keep your costs low, or to proceed in the spirit of compromise. We’re here to help you work toward that goal. From the first in-person consultation, we will listen to your story and work with you to identify the strategies that will be most effective for your future.
About
Simon Aziz Budhwani, started Core Family Law with the belief that access to justice should not have to break the bank or the spirit. Core Family Law prides itself on helping good people through their worst times. Over the last fifteen years Simon and his team have, honed our “people first” approach— passionate and aggressive, but also practical and considerate.
Our Services

When spouses or domestic partners do not want to be together anymore. In addition to legally ending a marriage, these cases address custody, support, and property division.

Parents have a legal rights and obligations to participate in decisions for their children. Parents and grandparents have the right to spend time with their children.

One spouse may have an obligation to provide financial support to the other spouse. Parents have a financial obligation to support their children.

Victims of domestic violence can ask the Family Court to issue protective orders to keep their abuser away.

When someone needs to be declared the parent of a child (usually in order to get child support or visitation).

An alternative to litigation where mediation is utilized to guide and help individuals resolve their Family Law issues and obtain a court order without the need to argue in front of a judge.

A child or an adult wants to legally change their name.
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Simon has two mottos for his law practice – 1) he who knows his case file best usually wins, and 2) leverage is key. These two philosophies have been the foundation of Simon’s success.