I've worked for over 20 years helping families get through difficult times with as little pain and strife as possible. I've devoted my law practice to the area of family law so that I can help families through difficult legal challenges and eliminate any unnecessary stress. If you're going through a divorce or other legal matter with family, you may have questions about how to move forward, especially if you have children involved.
We'll discuss your situation and examine all of your options. Florida courts will use the Income Shares Model of Support to calculate child support responsibilities. We'll help you understand your options and be prepared. Our firm offers support and representation on all types of divorce in Florida.
We'll discuss your situation and examine all of your options. Florida courts will use the Income Shares Model of Support to calculate child support responsibilities. We'll help you understand your options and be prepared. Our firm offers support and representation on all types of divorce in Florida.
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Leah Meshelle Snyder's journey to a career in the legal field began with her initial interest in journalism. At the University of Florida, Meshelle studied journalism with an emphasis in Public Relations at the College of Journalism and Communications.
It was there that she learned the importance of truth and accuracy in both written and oral communications The foundation of journalism eventually led to her pursuing a law degree, where she could continue her pursuit for truth and justice with her desire to help others in need.After obtaining her B.S. in Journalism and Communication from the University of Florida in 1991, Meshelle attended the University of Florida Levin College of Law.
It was there that she learned the importance of truth and accuracy in both written and oral communications The foundation of journalism eventually led to her pursuing a law degree, where she could continue her pursuit for truth and justice with her desire to help others in need.After obtaining her B.S. in Journalism and Communication from the University of Florida in 1991, Meshelle attended the University of Florida Levin College of Law.
Family Law
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Some concerns and issues require the help of an attorney- either because the other party is uncivil or because you just want the extra professional advice. Attorney Leah Meshelle Snyder has helped families for over two decades get through difficult times. When you have a family law issue and need an attorney in Fort Myers, FL, don't hesitate to give us a call!
Divorce
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In Florida, dissolution of marriage actions, which are commonly referred to as divorces, are based on either the marriage is irretrievably broken or mental incapacity of one of the spouses. Florida does not require a party to prove fault as a grounds for divorce, i.e. no-fault divorce. Divorcing couples may settle their divorce terms outside of court through negotiation, mediation, or collaborative law.
Custody & Child Support
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When it comes to matters involving children including the calculation of child support, few people are actually prepared for the emotional toll that these legal battles can take.
After years of helping clients through the challenging circumstance of child custody battles for parental responsibility and timeshare schedules and child support cases, I have learned that having an experienced attorney who can be attentive to your family's needs throughout the entire process can make all the difference in the world.
After years of helping clients through the challenging circumstance of child custody battles for parental responsibility and timeshare schedules and child support cases, I have learned that having an experienced attorney who can be attentive to your family's needs throughout the entire process can make all the difference in the world.
Alimony & Spousal Support
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Alimony, sometimes known as spousal support, is a payment that is made by one spouse to the other spouse. Alimony is based upon the financial "need" of the requesting spouse and the "ability to pay" of the paying spouse. Typically, the purpose of alimony is to help correct any unbalanced economic effects caused by the divorce.
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