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Child Support
When a child is born outside of wedlock, the rights of a father are not automatically recognized by law. In most cases, paternity must be established to determine child support, time-sharing and parental responsibility.
Child Custody and Visitation
Some of the types of cases we undertake are: divorce, equitable distribution, alimony/spousal support, parenting plans (formerly known as “custody”), time-sharing/visitation rights, child support, modification of prior agreements and judgments, relocation requests, partition of real property, paternity, marital settlement agreements, prenuptial agreements and many other types of family law matters. Our firm represents a variety of clientele, from those involved in simple cases to those entangled in highly contested complex cases, with the utmost diligence. We are known for our no-nonsense approach and utilize cost analysis techniques in solving legal problems.
Paternity
If you are filing a restraining order, or if one has been filed against you, there are legal considerations that you should take into consideration when you have an impending dissolution of marriage or paternity case. When you file for an injunction, an evidentiary hearing is had for the court to determine the merits of the allegations. The hearing is designed to occur two weeks after the injunction is filed. The issuance of a Final Injunction has the potential to impact your dissolution, post judgment or paternity proceedings. It is important you hire a lawyer with experience to help navigate you through this process.
Premarital Agreement
When a couple decides to get married, they become legally bound to one another. They are expected to love, protect and care for one another. While we all hope that love is everlasting, divorces are far too common, and sometimes a reality that couples must consider prior to entering into a marriage. If a divorce should become necessary, you and your spouse should consider entering into a prenuptial agreement prior to your marriage.
Spousal Support
Alimony/Spousal Support, is support paid from one spouse to another during and after a divorce proceeding. Florida Law sets forth guidelines that must consider when determining whether alimony should be awarded, and if so, the amount of alimony.

Restraining Order
When disputes within a family turn into accusations of violence, the results are simply devastating. Domestic violence is treated very seriously and the consequences include temporary and permanent restraining orders/injunctions for protection against domestic violence. This occurs when one person accuses their partner or mother/father of their child of abuse. The various types of domestic violence include...

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