Family Law Attorney Serving Boone County, Kentucky

DeSantis Family Law extends its distinguished advocacy to the families of Boone County, one of Northern Kentucky's fastest-growing communities. Whether you live in Florence, Union, Burlington, Hebron, or Walton, our experienced family law attorneys are ready to help you navigate divorce, custody, support, and other sensitive legal matters with skill and compassion.

Boone County's rapid growth has brought new families and new challenges. Our attorneys understand the dynamics of this thriving community and provide legal strategies that reflect the values and priorities of the families we serve. From the Boone County Family Court to private negotiations, we deliver thorough, results-driven representation.

Located in nearby Covington, our office at 614 Main Street is easily accessible to Boone County residents. We believe that proximity and responsiveness are essential when your family's well-being is on the line, and we make ourselves available when you need us most.

Serving a Growing Community — Boone County is expanding rapidly, and our attorneys understand the unique family dynamics and legal needs of this vibrant area.

Skilled Negotiators and Litigators — We are equally effective at reaching settlements outside of court and advocating forcefully in the courtroom when the situation demands it.

Comprehensive Legal Solutions — Our practice covers the full spectrum of family law, from prenuptial agreements and collaborative divorce to complex property division and custody modifications.

Technology-Forward Practice — We leverage modern technology to make communication seamless, keep you informed at every stage, and handle your case with maximum efficiency.

"I retained Emily Cochran to assist with a child custody matter, and it was obvious from day one that it was the best decision I could have made. She was able to quickly familiarize herself with the details of the matter and provided well-thought-out, sound advice, tirelessly advocating for me during a very difficult time."

— Adam Wooten