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Phone: (727) 322-2795

Address: 4554 Central Ave, Saint Petersburg, FL 33711

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Divorce
Family & Divorce Law: Mr. Slicker will assist you through the divorce process, from the initial filing to the enforcement or modification of existing court orders. He also handles matters related to divorce, including child custody and time sharing, child support, alimony, property settlements, domestic violence and paternity actions.
Child Support
In Florida, child support is calculated by applying a state formula that includes the income of the parents, the number of children and the amount of time the child or children spends with each party. Mr. Slicker will review all proposed child support agreements to ensure that they comply with Florida guidelines.
Child Custody and Visitation
Attorney Slicker works with men and women at all stages of divorce proceedings, from the decision to file to post-judgment motions for enforcement or modification of existing orders. He also handles all issues related to or arising out of divorce, including child custody and parenting time, child support, alimony or spousal support, and the equitable distribution of marital debts and assets.
Paternity
In many instances, a determination of paternity is necessary to either establish a right to child support or time sharing (previously called visitation) or to deny the obligation to pay child support or the right to time sharing. Mr. Slicker represents men and women in paternity actions, offering affordable and experienced counsel.
Guardianship
When you need to establish a plan for the care of your minor children, you want an attorney with experience, one who has successfully helped others attain guardianship of their loved ones.
Spousal Support
Answer: Florida now allows four types of alimony by statute. These types are (1) rehabilitative alimony; (2) bridge the gap alimony; (3) durational alimony; and (4) permanent alimony. The appropriate type of alimony depends on (1) the need of the party seeking alimony; (2) the ability to pay by the paying party; and (3) the length of the marriage. A short term marriage is now less than seven years. A moderate term marriage is now 7-16 years. A long term marriage is now a marriage for 17 years or greater.

Criminal Defense
Restraining Order
Domestic violence crosses all religious, ethnic, educational and socio-economic lines. Mr. Slicker represents victims and those falsely accused of domestic violence. He can help you obtain or challenge a restraining order. He has been awarded the Lighting the Way Award by the Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence for his work in helping victims of domestic violence.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
William Slicker designed his practice to meet the needs of a person when he or she most needs an attorney: bankruptcy, family law (divorce and paternity), wills, estates, real estate and business law.

Wrongful Termination

Real Estate Litigation

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Estate administration: If you have been named executor, administrator or personal representative of the estate of a loved one, Mr. Slicker can help you meet the requirements of the probate process and successfully settle the estate. He will draft all documents required by the probate court and represent you in all court proceedings.
Wills
In addition to guiding clients through the probate process, Mr. Slicker handles probate litigation. The need for litigation can arise from will contests, trust disputes and other disagreements during probate and estate administration.
Trusts
Estate planning: Mr. Slicker starts the Estate planning process by asking you questions, understanding of your circumstances and explaining the different strategies available to help you accomplish your goals, including the use of wills and trusts, the re-titling of assets, and planned donations.
Power of Attorney
Mr. Slicker works closely with individuals who need to prepare and implement an estate plan, helping them understand the different strategies available. He also prepares all the documents necessary to put an estate plan in place, including wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health care surrogacy agreements and living wills. For more information about estate panning, please see our estate planning information page.
Probate

Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be appropriate for people with higher incomes or non-exempt assets that they want to retain. Before you make any decisions about your financial future, you should first consult with an experienced bankruptcy attorney who can educate and advise you of what debt relief option will best fit your situation.
Foreclosure
If you are unable to pay your bills, are facing insurmountable credit card debt, or are worried that your house may go into foreclosure, you may have considered filing for protection under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 of the federal bankruptcy laws. The laws changed in 2005, though, making it more difficult for some to qualify for a Chapter 7 filing.

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