Top Divorce Lawyers in Hillsville | 3 available

3 Divorce lawyers are available in Hillsville, Virginia, including Andrea L. Tolbert, Dwight Compton, and Joey Haynes. These lawyers are rated between 3.1/5 to 3.5/5 and 64% provide free consultation.

Andrea L. Tolb

Dwight Compton

Joey Haynes

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Andrea L. Tolbert

Firm: Tolbert & Tolbert, LLP

606 Pine Street , Hillsville , Virginia 24343

Practice Areas: Contracts, Criminal Law, Family Law, Divorce, Annulment, Alimony, Domestic Relations, Equitable Distribution, Marital Agreements, Legal Separation Agreements, Marital Property Distribution, No Fault Divorce, Name Changes, Marital Property Settlements, Premarital Agreements, Paternity, Uncontested Divorce, Spousal Support, Restraining Orders, Wills, Contested Wills, Inheritance, Living Wills, Successions, General Practice, Real Estate

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Dwight Compton

Firm: Cooley and Compton

Po Box 517 , Hillsville , Virginia 24343

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Civil , Corporate , Criminal Defense , Divorce, DUI/DWI, Family , General Practice, Personal Injury, Real Estate , Commercial

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Joey Haynes

Firm: The Jackson Law Group PLLC

227 N Main St , Hillsville , Virginia 24343

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense , Divorce, Family , Personal Injury, Real Estate , Traffic Violations, Family

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“Joey is very knowledgeable and helps clients navigate complicated areas of divorce, child custody, and child/spousal support. Joey is a hard worker and strives to get good outcomes…”

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Recent Q&As in Virginia (Divorce)

Virginia Uncontested Divorce | Aug 1, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Virginia I'll get right to it - I have filed all the paperwork for an uncontested divorce in Virginia except for the "Final Order of Divorce". I was informed by the Clerk at my local court that me and my soon to be ex-partner need to sign the Final Order before a Judge will look at the full complaint. I informed my ex that I filed the complaint, and that they need to sign the Final Order. They told me they would go to the courthouse themselves to view the complaint, sign the Waiver of Service, and then sign the Final Order. That was 45 days ago. I sent them a follow up message about all this and they have not responded. Am I allowed to file the Final Order of Divorce with just my signature and have them officially served the papers? I know that in VA if a partner doesn't respond within 21 days of being served that I can file for a Default Divorce. I just want to know if I can file the "Final Order of Divorce" form without their signature and then have them served the full complaint if they continue to not respond or act.

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