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At Klie Law Offices, we understand what you’re going through and know what to do to protect your legal rights. With offices in Buckhannon, Parkersburg, Clarksburg, and Morgantown, our lawyers have successfully resolved many complicated cases throughout the State of West Virginia.
We know the law. We understand the system. We do the work that needs to be done to make things right. You know where to turn when you need an employment law attorney, car accident lawyer, or divorce lawyer. Contact Klie Law Offices today.

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West Virginia Attorneys Focused On Your Needs

Starting With Klie Law
Let our lawyers guide you through these challenging times with integrity, determination, and a relentless pursuit of the outcome your case deserves. Learn how our process works below:

Step 1 - Why Hire Klie Law?
When life takes an unexpected turn, people facing family legal issues turn to Klie Law Offices. Our dedicated family law attorneys focus exclusively on family law, ensuring you get the expert attention your case deserves. With the support of our entire legal team, we’ll work closely with you every step of the way, providing personalized guidance and support throughout the process.
Step 2 - Set Up An Appointment
You can schedule online, call, or open a chat to meet with our intake specialist who will set up an evaluation during which you’ll help us understand your goals and how we can help you fight for them. During this initial appointment the unique needs of your case will be identified and please bring any supporting documentation or evidence with you. Our experienced team will be able to advise you on the next steps.
Step 3 - Meet With Our Attorneys
When life takes an unexpected turn, people facing family legal issues turn to Klie Law Offices. Our dedicated family law attorneys focus exclusively on family law, ensuring you get the expert attention your case deserves. With the support of our entire legal team, we’ll work closely with you every step of the way, providing personalized guidance and support throughout the process.
Step 4 - What Your Legal Team Will Start Doing Immediately
After your meet with our legal team we will start working to execute your case strategy. This includes, preparing the necessary court files and supporting case work to represent and fight for your goals in court. While our team is at work you can rest assured knowing you’ll be updated along every step of the way and Klie Law has your best interest in mind.
West virginia's top law firm for all of your legal needs
Everyone deserves a workplace free of unlawful discrimination and harassment. No one should be fired for an illegal reason. But employers don’t always follow the law. Our law firm stands up for workers in West Virginia who have been treated unfairly – and that includes you. Our attorneys can work with you on a wide range of cases, including:
Family Law
Employment Law
Workplace Injury
Personal Injury
Discrimination Law
Other Practice Areas
No matter what type of employment law case you’re dealing with in West Virginia, it’s critical that you contact us as soon as possible. Our discussion is confidential, and there’s no pressure to disclose anything to your employer. We just want you to know your rights and options.
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Why do I Need a West Virginia Family Law Lawyer?
Working with a family law attorney is essential when navigating sensitive matters such as divorce, legal separation, child custody, parenting time, child support, spousal support, paternity actions, adoption, and the enforcement or modification of existing court orders. Families in West Virginia and Ohio often face unique challenges, from navigating differing state guidelines to understanding how local courts handle issues like 50/50 custody, relocation requests, and high-conflict co-parenting disputes.
Without experienced representation, you may encounter outcomes that affect your financial stability, your parental rights, and your children's well-being. At Klie Law Offices, our team provides the knowledgeable, compassionate guidance needed to protect your interests and pursue fair, workable solutions for families across West Virginia and neighboring Ohio communities.
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What our clients have to say
I thought when I hired a law firm they would be on MY side…that did not happen…strung me a long for a few years then when it’s all said and done told us they wouldn’t go to court…very disappointed…should have gotten a hometown lawyer who would follow through with the case…
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Why should I choose Klie Law Offices for my case?
Experience matters. When your future is on the line, you want an attorney who knows West Virginia’s laws and who knows the people who live here. At Klie Law Offices, our lawyers are not afraid to take aggressive legal action, including filing a lawsuit on your behalf if necessary.
We’re driven to succeed because we care about you and your family. For us, it’s about more than just money. It’s about justice. We want to hold employers and negligent parties accountable. We want to get hardworking West Virginians the fair outcomes they deserve to rebuild their lives.
Make your case matter. Contact us today. We have offices conveniently located in Buckhannon, Parkersburg, Morgantown and Clarksburg, WV.
Klie Law Office F.A.Q
1. How will the new co-parenting and custody laws affect my case?
In 2024, co-parenting laws continue to evolve, impacting child custody cases and the way courts approach shared custody rights. The latest child custody laws emphasize the best interest of the child, which means both parents may need to adjust to joint custody agreements. Courts also consider factors such as the child's age, school stability, and parental involvement when making custody decisions. It's important to consult a family law attorney to understand how these new child custody regulations apply to your specific situation, ensuring that you are fully aware of your legal custody rights.
2. How can I protect my assets during a divorce?
Protecting your assets during a divorce is critical, especially in high-stakes cases involving substantial financial holdings. Asset protection in divorce starts with identifying marital vs. separate property, ensuring that any financial planning for divorce includes safeguarding your retirement accounts and shared business interests. Strategies like prenuptial or postnuptial agreements can be useful in protecting assets from divorce. Courts will evaluate your financial contributions and categorize assets during the division of assets phase, so it's essential to seek legal advice to understand your rights and options for protecting your property during the property division in divorce process.
3. What are my rights when it comes to spousal support (alimony)?
Understanding your rights regarding spousal support or alimony is crucial during divorce proceedings. Alimony guidelines vary by state, but factors such as the length of the marriage, the income disparity between spouses, and each spouse's future earning potential play a significant role in determining spousal maintenance. There are different types of alimony, such as temporary vs. permanent alimony, and knowing which applies to your case is essential. You may also seek alimony modification in the future if circumstances change, so discussing your alimony eligibility with a qualified attorney ensures you are aware of what you can request or what you may be required to pay.
4. How do I prove parental alienation in a child custody case?
Proving parental alienation in a child custody case can be challenging but is possible with the right evidence. Signs of parental alienation include the child showing unwarranted hostility toward one parent, refusal to spend time with the alienated parent, or repeating negative narratives instigated by the other parent. To present evidence of parental alienation in court, it’s crucial to document interactions, seek witnesses, and potentially bring in a mental health expert to testify about the psychological impact of parental alienation on the child. Courts take parental alienation in custody disputes seriously, and proving it could impact custody decisions in your favor.
5. How can I modify child support or custody agreements after my divorce?
Life circumstances often change after a divorce, and you may need to seek a modification of child support or custody agreements. A request for custody modification might be due to a relocation, job change, or significant shift in financial situations. Courts allow for post-divorce custody modifications if you can prove that the change is in the child’s best interest. Similarly, if your financial situation has shifted, you may need to adjust child support payments. A child support modification process involves submitting proof of your new financial status and a formal request to the court. Whether you’re seeking a change in co-parenting arrangements or financial obligations, it’s essential to follow the legal steps to modify these agreements properly.
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