Family Law & Elder Law Attorney in Abingdon, Virginia

Legal matters involving your family and elderly loved ones can be emotional and complex. At my law firm, Kimberly C. Haugh P.C., my staff and I will provide your family with personalized guidance and attention, regardless of the issues you are up against.

I have nearly two decades of experience guiding families around Southwest Virginia through difficult situations and challenges. Whether you are filing for divorce or planning for your family’s future, I can help. As your attorney, it is my goal to reduce the stress on your family. I will advocate for you and offer honest counsel at every step of your case.

Protecting Your Family’s
Best Interests

When you work with my firm, you can feel confident about your future as we guide you and your family through any family law matter, including:

• Divorce or legal separation

• Property division and settlements

• Child support and child custody

• Alimony and spousal support

• Adoption

I take the time to understand your family’s needs and goals, so I can help you achieve them. You and your family always come first.

Advocating For The Elderly

I also have extensive experience assisting clients with elder law issues, including:

• Crafting wills, living wills and trusts

• Establishing powers of attorney

• Establishing guardianships of elderly loved ones

• Life, financial and health care planning

My staff and I are dedicated advocates for elder rights. We personally guide families through the planning process respectfully and compassionately.

Contact A Knowledgeable Family Lawyer You Can Trust

Both family and elder law cases require a sensitive and caring approach. I genuinely care about the well-being of my clients, and I am committed to guiding you through any challenges, from start to finish.

You do not have to face these delicate issues on your own. I will stand by you. Call my office in Abingdon or contact my firm online to schedule a consultation with me. I also serve clients in Wise, Russell, Scott, Smyth, and Washington counties. The first consultation is only $100.