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Phone: (305) 444-5554

Address: 201 Alhambra Cir Ste 500, Coral Gables, FL 33134

Website: http://www.astridbismarck.com

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Divorce
Collaborative Family and Divorce Law was developed as an alternative to the litigated contested divorce. It allows couples ending a marriage to maintain a healthy relationship when that is appropriate, such as when the parties have children.
Child Support
Parents of minor children are supposed to have Parenting Plans in Florida. Regardless of whether the matter is a paternity, or divorce, or a post judgment modification, the Parenting Plan will contain issues pertaining to the children, such as co-parenting, time sharing, and residential determination, and may include child support.
Child Custody and Visitation
When parents divorce or separate the Court must decide the issues that involve the children, such as child custody, support, visitation (time-sharing). Many times these issues are addressed in parenting plans for the children. Court action also may be required where a parents is trying to move (relocate) with the children outside of the area after divorce, or is seeking to modify a previous court order.
Adoption
Paternity
We represent clients in paternity lawsuits. Paternity actions are filed in order to determine the legal paternity of a child, and to establish the father's rights to shared parental responsibility and time sharing for the child, and to establish the proper financial support for the child.
Premarital Agreement
A post-nuptial agreement is a marriage contract between spouses that is created after they have married. Sometimes the parties got married without sufficient time to do a prenuptial agreement, or their financial circumstances change after the marriage, or perhaps they are contemplating a divorce or separation and wish to resolve their financial affairs without filing a legal proceeding.
Spousal Support
A spouse who is getting divorced may have the right to seek alimony (also known as spousal support), if that person has the need for alimony and the other spouse has the ability to pay it. There are also considerations of the parties' standard of living during the marriage. There are several different types of alimony that can be awarded, including permanent, temporary, lump sum, rehabilitative and bridge the gap, or a combination of these. Each case is different and may require the use of a forensic accountant to assist in these valuations.

Restraining Order
A parent or other party with visitation rights to the child must object to a relocation petition in writing within a fixed period of time and the objection must state the reasons for objecting to the relocation. If the party seeking relocation has failed to comply with the law, the objecting party may be able to obtain a temporary restraining order preventing the relocating parent from moving the child or children.

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