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Phone: (561) 688-5006

Address: 101 Northpoint Pkwy Ste 100, West Palm Beach, FL 33407

Website: http://www.glassmanlaw.net

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Divorce
The experienced and knowledgeable family law attorneys at the Law Office of Scott Glassman, P.A. are ready to answer all of your questions about your Florida divorce or other family law matter. Below, we address some of the most common questions we receive from divorce and family law clients.
Child Support
Child support in Florida is calculated based on a formula established by the Florida Legislature. The child support will be calculated according to the Florida child support guidelines. Five primary factors affect the child support owed...
Child Custody and Visitation
Going through a divorce does not mean that you should lose out on your right to be a parent to your children. An experienced Florida child custody attorney can help you protect your family and your rights as a parent. At the Law Office of Scott Glassman, P.A., our Florida child custody legal team has more than six decades of combined experience fighting for the rights of Florida family law clients. Each of our attorneys has more than 28 years of legal experience, and we are ready to leverage our knowledge and skills in protecting the things that you value most. The Law Office of Scott Glassman, P.A. is ready to fight for you.
Adoption
Paternity
If paternity is contested, however, then paternity will need to be established through the Courts. The Court will entertain evidence of a party’s paternity. Often, the Court will Order genetic testing to determine the true identity of the child’s father. An order establishing paternity can be requested by the mother, a man claiming to be the child’s father, a legal representative of the child, or Florida’s Department of Revenue. If a mother seeks to have a certain man declared the father, and the alleged father refuses to participate in the legal proceedings, the Court might decide to declare the man the child’s father by default. If you are trying to establish paternity, a knowledgeable Florida paternity lawyer can walk you through your options and the type of evidence you will need to support your claim.
Premarital Agreement
Prenuptial agreements are no longer reserved for the rich and famous. In modern times, a prenup can be an important and valuable aspect of any marriage. However, not all prenuptial agreements are fair; many are drafted in such a way as to protect one spouse entirely while leaving the other with next to nothing. If you are facing the prospect of divorce in Florida and your prenuptial agreement threatens to leave you out in the cold, our seasoned prenuptial and postnuptial agreement lawyers are ready to help protect your rights.
Guardianship
Professional Experience: Mr. Bornstein has more than 34 years of experience handling complex marital and family law matters for clients across the State of Florida. He also has extensive experience in probate and guardianship matters. He serves as a mediator, guardian ad litem, and attorney ad litem in family law cases and probate matters. Mr. Bornstein is a frequent lecturer on marital and family law topics, has several reported appellate opinions, and has argued several times before the Florida Supreme Court.
Spousal Support
Spousal support, also known as spousal maintenance or alimony, is a Court-Ordered obligation to pay a current or former spouse during or after a divorce. Spousal support originated during a time when one spouse tended to be the primary or sole income-earner, such that if the parties divorced the lower-earner or homemaker would be left with no source of funds. Although two-income families are now much more common, spousal support still exists in order to ensure that the parties can financially survive, neither party is left destitute or in need of government assistance following divorce.
Child Abuse
Mr. Bornstein took my case in the middle of a very messy custody trial. I thought all hope of having my daughter was lost. He drove out to Okeechobee for over a year. He counseled me thoroughly before each and ever court date. My ex husband had been extremely abusive to me and I was in extreme fear of him. Mr. Bornstein went out of his way to shield me for interaction directly with my husband. He was aggressive in the court room getting previous motions overturned in my favor. He was compassionate as a person and he fought and won victory for me and my daughter to be free from all the things my ex husband wanted to have in our divorce( like not being able to move out of the county). He promptly answered my numerous phone call and explained every motion and procedure to me in pain terms I understood. My ex husband was finally convicted in criminal court of child abuse. Mr. Bornstein's hard work and perseverance lead to my daughter and I actually living a full life free from my ex husband. I highly recommend Mr. Bornstein even if the cards are stacked against you he will fight for you.

Kidnapping
Depending on the circumstances, withholding parenting time might even be a criminal offense. If your co-parent tries to relocate to a new state or out of the country and takes your kids without your permission, they could be engaging in parental kidnapping. Talk to your lawyers and contact the authorities to ensure the safety of your children and the sanctity of your parental rights.

Personal Injury
It is as true in law as it is in any other area of business or life: “A jack of all trades is a master of none.” If you have a difficult family law matter, you should retain a lawyer or law firm that focuses its practice on family law. Do not settle for a personal injury lawyer who merely takes on the occasional divorce; find a lawyer who knows the ins and outs of Florida divorce and family law.

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