Divorce and family law proceedings bring several legal issues into play, particularly when children are involved. One of the most difficult aspects is working out a parenting plan and arranging schedules in the children's best interests, while also accommodating the demands on parents' lives.
A parenting plan establishes legal custody to decide who makes the decisions regarding the health, welfare, education, and religious upbringing, as well as, physical custody to decide who the children live with, including providing daily needs, food, shelter, clothing, transportation to school and social events, and finally parenting time to determine the non-custodial parent's appropriate time with the children.
A parenting plan establishes legal custody to decide who makes the decisions regarding the health, welfare, education, and religious upbringing, as well as, physical custody to decide who the children live with, including providing daily needs, food, shelter, clothing, transportation to school and social events, and finally parenting time to determine the non-custodial parent's appropriate time with the children.
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The great attorneys know that preparation above all else is how to put the client in the best position to achieve a favorable result. This firm uses preparation, hard work, and an aggressive style of practice to get the results our clients demand and deserve. True preparation is not a skill that can be learned; rather, it is an inherent quality possessed by few, but envied by many.
Fees & Pricing
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Estimating the cost of a divorce or family law matter can be a challenge. Hiring a divorce or family law attorney requires a non-refundable retainer fee to be paid at the inception of the case.
The factors the Firm considers for the retainer amount include, but are not limited to: (a) whether the matter is a paternity action or divorce, and if there is a relocation to be sought, (b) whether there are children involved; (c) the assets/liabilities involved; (d) the anticipated level of conflict; and (e) the County of jurisdiction.
The factors the Firm considers for the retainer amount include, but are not limited to: (a) whether the matter is a paternity action or divorce, and if there is a relocation to be sought, (b) whether there are children involved; (c) the assets/liabilities involved; (d) the anticipated level of conflict; and (e) the County of jurisdiction.
Child Custody
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Going through a divorce can be a difficult and challenging experience for anyone, but children often suffer the most. The parent who wins custody won't always make enough money to give the children the things they need to live a happy and healthy life. But the problem gets even more complicated as some parents will even use children to get back at their former spouses, which creates a lot of unneeded stress and emotional angst.
Alimony & Spousal Support
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Nobody goes into marriage expecting to file for divorce, but the statistics show that as many as 50 percent of Americans eventually will. Known as a "Dissolution of Marriage, " all Florida divorce procedures are similar. However, the particulars of every case are different, so it is important to have knowledgeable family law attorneys from In Law We Trust, P.A. when navigating the process.
Domestic Violence
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When faced with allegations of domestic violence, it's important to take immediate action and contact a domestic violence lawyer for men in Tampa, FL. If you are going through a divorce and are being accused of acts of violence against your spouse, partner, or your children, there can be many ramifications from those charges.
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