Family Law Attorney Serving Wayne, WV

Families across Wayne County, WV, deserve reliable legal guidance when it matters most. Sammons Olivero & Paraschos, a Huntington-based family law attorney firm with more than 30 years of combined experience, serves Wayne, WV, and the surrounding communities throughout Wayne County. Whether you are facing a difficult divorce, a contested custody dispute, or need help with adoption, working with an experienced family law lawyer makes a real difference. The attorneys at Sammons Olivero & Paraschos are ready to stand beside you with honest counsel and determined advocacy. Call (304) 522-7730 to schedule your consultation today.

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Family Law Services Available to Wayne County Residents

The firm handles the full range of family matters that Wayne County families commonly face. Cases may involve any of the following:

  • Divorce and legal separation.
  • Child custody, parenting plans, and parental allocation.
  • Child support and spousal support.
  • Property and asset division.
  • Grandparent and parental rights.
  • Adoption and guardianship.
  • Domestic violence protective orders.
  • Modifications and enforcement of existing court orders.
  • Circuit Court abuse and neglect proceedings.
  • Prenuptial agreements.


No two cases are the same, and every family situation deserves individual attention. The firm takes a personal approach to each client it represents throughout Wayne County.

Why Hire a Family Law Attorney for Wayne County Cases?

Local court knowledge can make a real difference in how your case moves forward. Wayne County family matters are heard in the Seventh Family Court Circuit, and more serious proceedings may go before the Wayne County Circuit Court at 700 Hendricks Street in Wayne, WV. Understanding how that court operates, what documentation is required, and how judges approach custody and support issues can help your case proceed more efficiently.



Sammons Olivero & Paraschos has represented clients in Wayne County Circuit Court proceedings, including abuse and neglect cases, adoption hearings, and contested divorce matters. The firm's Huntington office on 6th Avenue is a practical drive for Wayne County residents. Residents of Huntington, which falls partly within Wayne County, often work with the firm without any additional travel at all.

The firm is an established family law firm with a long track record representing West Virginians in Cabell, Wayne, Mingo, Logan, Lincoln, Putnam, Mason, and Kanawha counties.

Communities in Wayne County We Serve

Sammons Olivero & Paraschos provides family law services to residents throughout Wayne County, including Wayne, Kenova, Ceredo, Fort Gay, Lavalette, Prichard, Spring Valley, Westmoreland, Genoa, Dunlow, East Lynn, Shoals, Crum, and surrounding rural areas.


How the Process Works

Getting started with a family law matter does not have to feel overwhelming. Here is a general outline of what to expect:

  1. Call (304) 522-7730 or contact the firm online to schedule your initial consultation.
  2. Share the details of your situation so the attorney can assess your options and explain relevant West Virginia law.
  3. Work with your attorney to gather documents and develop a legal strategy tailored to your goals.
  4. Your attorney files the appropriate paperwork with the Wayne County Family Court or Circuit Court, depending on your matter.
  5. The firm advocates on your behalf through negotiation, hearings, or trial until your case reaches a resolution.



Clients are kept informed throughout so they can make confident decisions at every step.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How Long Does a Divorce Typically Take in Wayne, WV?

    Timelines vary depending on whether the divorce is contested. Uncontested cases may finalize in a few months; contested cases often take longer.

  • Can I Change a Custody Order After It’s Been Finalized?

    Yes. Modifications are possible if there’s a significant change in circumstances.

  • Do I Need an Attorney for an Uncontested Divorce?

    While not required, having a family law attorney ensures all paperwork is filed correctly and protects your interests.

  • What Factors Do Courts Consider in Custody Decisions?

    Courts focus on the best interest of the child, including parental stability, health, relationship history, and living environment.

  • How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Family Law Attorney in Wayne, WV?

    Don’t face family legal challenges alone. Whether you're seeking a divorce, protecting your parental rights, or preparing for adoption, our family law attorney services in Wayne, WV are here to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

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Contact Sammons Olivero & Paraschos Today

Wayne County residents do not have to navigate family legal matters alone. As a trusted family law attorney, Sammons Olivero & Paraschos provides dedicated representation to individuals and families across Wayne County, WV, from Wayne and Kenova to Ceredo, Fort Gay, and the communities in between. The firm brings over 30 years of combined experience to every case, with a commitment to honest guidance and strong advocacy. 


Call (304) 522-7730 or request a consultation online to take the first step toward protecting your family's future.