Divorce
Known in Florida as dissolution of marriage, every divorce proceeding is unique. Since this is the case, each situation must be treated individually, taking into account the impact that the divorce may have on the client and his or her family. We confidently handle any type of divorce from straightforward uncomplicated divorces with no children and little property to complex dissolutions involving significant assets and contested child custody issues. Our firm tries to provide clients with a realistic perspective of their case and the potential outcomes. We work diligently to achieve our clients' goals, within the bounds of professional and ethical representation.

We provide comprehensive representation in all aspects of divorce law and confidently address the following issues:
Distribution of Assets and Liabilities Generally, marital property includes all of the parties' assets, including homes and other real property, checking and savings accounts, household furnishings, cars, boats, and other property acquired during the marriage from marital sources. We can help you locate, inventory, and value marital property. We have handled numerous disputes involving:

• Property division
• Preservation of nonmarital assets
• Complex business valuation
• Valuation of assets
• Distribution of mutual funds, stocks, and securities
• Allocation of debts and debt management
• Division of pensions, 401K plans, and other retirement funds
• Attorneys' fees and costs

We will work to negotiate an equitable distribution of debts and assets.

Child Support
Child Support support is determined based on the net available income from both the mother and the father. We will calculate the gross and net salaries based on pay stubs and average income over the course of the entire year. Monthly expenses and deductions will help us get an accurate picture of how much support a spouse should paid.

Establishing Child Support Orders
If you do not have a child support order in place, we can assist you with obtaining court-ordered child support. You must have a child support order through the courts for child support payments to be a legal obligation. It is our goal to get both parents to agree to the amount of child support based on state guidelines that are in place to help determine appropriate amounts of child support.

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Final Judgment Modification
We represent clients in actions to modify or change the original judgment in the dissolution of marriage, paternity action, or other family law proceeding, including:

Change of parenting plan and/or parental responsibility based on a substantial change in circumstances.

• Modification of child support due to increased or decreased income or other significant changes in economic circumstances
• Modification of alimony based on significant increased or decreased income or needs of either party
• Changes in time sharing/visitation and access schedules