Tampa Contested Divorce Lawyers Since 1997

 

Tampa Divorce lawyers Since 1997

It is the hope and goal of all of us here at All Family Law Group that the parties will be able to resolve their differences amicably through an agreement and an uncontested final hearing.

However, if the parties cannot settle the issues in their case, it will be heard by a family law judge who will decide the issues for them.

In Hillsborough County, after the initial steps of the divorce process have been completed and the parties have attended a mandatory mediation, a final hearing in the case may be scheduled.

A temporary relief hearing may be necessary if the final hearing or trial is scheduled several months down the road and immediate relief is necessary.

For More Information and a Free Consultation Call (813) 672-1900

or visit us online at www.FamilyMaritalLaw.com

Tampa Child Support Attorneys in Florida

 

Experienced, Dedicated & Knowledgeable Tampa Child Support Attorneys Since 1997.

In Florida, child support is a right belonging to the child, and parents cannot contract it away, nor can the parent’s acquiescence to non-payment of fit.

If you are going through a divorce or have a child outside of marriage and have concerns regarding child support, the Tampa child support lawyers of All Family Law Group can provide experienced legal help to advise you on the law.

Our child support attorneys and legal assistants gather information regarding your income and other statutory factors to determine your child support obligation, if any.

We work with both the mother and the father to resolve child support issues.

For More Information and a Free Child Support Consultation please call (813) 672-1900 today

or visit us on the web at www.FamilyMaritalLaw.com

LGBTQ, Gay, Lesbian Divorce Lawyers

Since the Brenner v. Scott decision on January 6, 2015, marriage became legal between same sex and LGBTQ individuals in Florida.

The divorce procedure is essentially the same when it comes to the distribution of the marital assets and debts, retirement accounts, Social Security benefits, as well as alimony and inheritance rights.

For instance, for the parties to be able to file for divorce, at least one of them must be a resident of Florida for six continuous months prior to filing the petition.

This can be shown by either a Florida Driver’s License or having an Affidavit of Residency executed by someone who has first hand knowledge of when the person moved to the state.

Contact the skilled divorce attorneys at All Family Law Group, P.A. who have practiced in divorce and family law since 1997 and we offer a free consultation to discuss your rights in a divorce.

We are adept at facing any new challenges which may arise in a same sex or LGBTQ divorce in Tampa, Florida.

At this time the only important area of divorce for lesbian or gay couples is if there are children involved, as it may not be so clear cut.

Call (813) 672-1900 for a Free Consultation or

visit us online at www.FamilyMaritalLaw.com