About Delk & Tomlinson Law — Divorce Montgomery Alabama
Delk & Tomlinson Law concentrates on divorce Montgomery cases and other family matters for Montgomery County clients. The firm describes its approach as honest counsel aimed at protecting each client’s interests. Its lawyers focus squarely on divorce and family law rather than spreading across unrelated fields. The office serves families across the River Region.
A practice focused on family law tends to know the recurring issues — custody, support, and division — in depth. Delk & Tomlinson guide clients through each stage with that focus. For a wider list of local options, browse Alabama divorce attorneys.
Why Choose Delk & Tomlinson Law
Delk & Tomlinson Law keeps its work centered on family matters, so a divorce Montgomery client is not one of many unrelated case types. That concentration builds familiarity with the parenting and support questions Alabama courts ask. The firm practices locally in Montgomery County. Clients get advice the firm describes as straightforward rather than sugarcoated.
Divorce Montgomery — Practice Areas & Services
- Divorce representation for contested and agreed cases
- Custody and visitation plans
- Child support and spousal support
- Division of marital assets and debts
- Family law modifications and enforcement
Frequently Asked Questions
How is child support calculated in Alabama?
Alabama uses an income-shares model that considers both parents’ incomes, the number of children, and certain expenses like health insurance. Montgomery County follows the statewide guidelines. Courts can adjust amounts in limited circumstances.
Can my spouse and I share custody equally?
Joint custody is possible when parents can cooperate and it serves the child’s best interests. Alabama courts can award joint legal custody, joint physical custody, or both. A workable parenting schedule supports an equal arrangement.
How long do contested divorces take in Montgomery?
Contested cases can run several months to over a year depending on disputes and court scheduling. The 15th Judicial Circuit sets hearing dates as the docket allows. Reaching agreement on some issues can shorten the timeline.
Quick Facts: Divorce in Montgomery, Alabama
- Alabama divorce rate: Alabama records roughly 3.2 divorces per 1,000 residents, among the highest in the nation — CDC/NCHS
- Where cases are filed: Montgomery divorces go through the Family Court Division of the 15th Judicial Circuit at the Phelps-Price Justice Center, 251 S. Lawrence St. — Fifteenth Circuit Court of Alabama
- Online filing: Alabama residents can submit divorce papers and receive notices through AlaFile, the state e-filing portal — Alabama Administrative Office of Courts


