Splitsville Family Law

At the Splitsville Family Law, in Hollywood, Florida, we believe that everyone deserves the best possible representation, especially when they face divorce and other difficult and often highly emotional family law issues.

Attorney Rand Lieber draws on more than two decades of experience in this field to offer clients throughout Broward and Miami-Dade counties the kind of skilled representation found in much bigger firms but with the personal attention and cost-effective counsel only a small firm can provide.At Lieber Law, we work diligently to bring clients the best possible outcome in their divorce, separation, asset distribution and child support matters.

Hollywood, Florida is a great place to live, a great place to raise a family, and a wonderful place to retire or vacation. In short, we have a lot to offer everyone. Our communities are strong and our beaches-unparalleled. It's no surprise that Hollywood, Florida is a consistent choice for individuals who want to start a family and be part of a community that is as beautiful as it is welcoming.

Child custody is one of the most difficult issues a parent faces during divorce. The attorneys at Lieber Law Group are dedicated to protecting your rights to raise your child in a healthy, thriving environment. Lieber Law Group is committed to helping you maintain a meaningful relationship with the child you love.

Splitsville Family Law works with couples who wish to establish the terms of a settlement agreement either before or after they are married - in the event that they later decide to divorce or legally separate. While these kinds of agreements are often frowned upon by society, working out a prenuptial (premarital) agreement before marriage or a post-nuptial agreement after the fact can be very practical.

All families change over time. As their needs and goals change, legal action may be necessary to make sure that existing court orders evolve to meet new family requirements. What was suitable to the parties at the time of the divorce may no longer work as jobs change, children age, and parents remarry.