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The Law Firm of Steven W. Bowden

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Divorce, Criminal Defense

“Mr Bowden is a very good attorney he represented my son on a case that he had very little time to work on, my son works long hrs, so Mr Bowden would meet with him after hours at his office and they would work on his case late into the night, We are v...”

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Emmanuel Sheppard & Condon

(46)

Social Security Disability, Family Law, Construction Law

“Wanda and Nicole were so very helpful in navigating all the legal and medical issues I had and continue to have with the auto accident I was involved in.”

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Whibbs Stone Barnett Turner

(47)

Nursing Home Abuse & Neglect, Alimony, Real Estate

“I've have the opportunity to work with Whibbs Stone Barnett on a number of legal issues the last few years and most Recently Chase Caldwell handled litigation and legal issues and his and this firms level of professionalism and knowledge of the law ...”

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MGM Law P.A.

(47)

Types of Divorce, Child Support, Injunctions

“The day everything ended, I could only cry and thank God and for putting Mary and her wonderful team on my path, who supported me and listened to me from the first day.”

FAQs

What is collaborative divorce? Is it allowed in Florida?

Collaborative divorce is a generally less stressful and acrimonious approach to marriage dissolution. In Florida, each party retains his or her own attorney, but the work is done outside of the courtroom. The goal is to reach an out-of-court agreement which resolves all issues of the marriage, including child support, alimony, child custody and property division.

What are the laws on child support, child custody and visitation in Florida?

Florida Statutes do not use the word "custody" or designate a primary or secondary residential parent. In Florida, both parents have "timesharing" with their children. The court will order a timesharing schedule that is in the best interests of the children.

How much child support will I have to pay?

Florida uses a child support calculator based a number of factors, including monthly income, expenses and the number of children. That number is then adjusted depending on the circumstances, amount of time you spend with the child and other factors.

Can I change my child's last name?

A parent who wants to change a child's last name must file a petition with the court and serve the other parent with the petition by service of process. If the other parent objects, then there will be a court hearing. The court will order a name change upon a showing that it is in the best interests of the child.

You can find more info on the FAQ page of our website.

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McKenzie Law Firm

(45)

Family Law Appeals & Litigation Support Services, Homeowner’s Insurance Claims, Family Law Mediations

“She figured out what needed to be done, to help us be awarded the parenting plan and timesharing arrangement that we thought was in the best interests of all.”

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Michelle T. Nguyen

(32)

Family Law Services, Appeals, Estate Planning & Probate

“She took her time in really understanding my situation and when I expressed I wanted something different than I originally sought, she had no problem gathering what was needed and incorporating that into my requests.”

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Michael L. Guttmann, Attorney at Law

(22)

Money
Questions
Information

“She takes her time during phone consultations to truly listen, she remembers what you tell her, she is responsive, she is willing to fight for what's right, and she gives excellent advice and feedback throughout the entire process.”

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The Law Office of Jon B. Gann P.A.

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Motor Vehicle Accidents, Child Dependency, Criminal Defense Attorney

“He did the best he could in my case,when you are hurt on the job don't expect workers comp insurance to care about your injuries and give you humane medical treatment they don't and will go to great lengths to make it as unbearable as they can, ..”

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Caryn van Matre, Family Law Attorney

(12)

Other Family Law Areas, Divorce, Will & Probate

“Caryn is intelligent, ethical, intuitive, patient, compassionate, constructive, quick witted, professional, ingenious and I can probably keep going but one thing I appreciated was her transparency with me.”

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Gayle J Ryba PA

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Timesharing, Areas of Practice: Dissolution of Marriage, Paternity/Disestablishment of Paternity

“She's my attorney and I was the victim of domestic assault, but after I was hospitalized, Gayle took my baby service dog in her home and cared for her (vet grooming ) and just all care, but it takes a special type of lady to do what Gayle does..”

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Stillwell Law Firm

(11)

Ethics

“I did research myself on the possible outcomes that could happen, but being that I had never been in the legal system for anything and this was my first offense, I really needed the help of Mrs.”

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Christine Sue Cook

(17)

Call
Paralegal
Questions

“I was referred to her by a very close friend in reference to a very ugly paternity/family law situation I had going on, Christine was able to get in front of the situation and minimize everything with a good outcome.”

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The Law Firm of Brad G. Fisher

(13)

Paternity, Enforcement/Contempt, Prenuptial/Postnuptial Agreements

“While Brad was telling me what I needed/had to hear, Jessika was there in the few instances I was at the end of my emotional rope- understanding and providing immediate possibilities that gave me hope.”

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Spencer Law

(22)

Family Law, Property Division, Modification and Enforcement

“Going though this process is horrible when the other party wants to make it as difficult as possible, Crystal keeps a level head and makes sure she keeps you in touch with the process as you go along she does not promise you the moon and not be able ...”

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DEALING WITH THE TAX CONSEQUENCES OF A HIGH ASSET DIVORCE Are you facing a divorce? Expect all aspects of your life to change. This is particularly true if you are part of a high-asset couple. Florida law states that fair and equitable is how assets are divided. With a high-asset couple, the division and tax implications can be more complicated by the valuation of a business, marital property, assets, or future income. You will want to fully consider the implications of your tax liability by working with an experienced family law attorney. Crystal Collins Spencer has decades of helping spouses involved in a high-asset divorce, as the tax consequences will now be on your shoulders as you file as a single or head of household.

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Lisa York Law

(16)

Prenuptial Agreements, Family Law: Divorce, Grandparent Rights

“They gave me options reached out with updates gave me a clear understanding of what I was facing and I am forever grateful that I chose Lisa York Law from everyone to the data clerks thank you for giving me such a great experience”

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Edward G. Seitz, P.L.

(11)

Communication
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Questions

“Before I met Ed, I had shopped around with other attorneys; I thankfully never needed an attorney before then, but the ones I did go to made me feel degraded and like I was being blatantly irresponsible”

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Jennifer Lee Bushnell

(14)

Divorce

“Her Personality shows the hospitality she shows, her love of the water and color purple, the advice she gives and the way her name has been suggested by several.”

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Dubyak Law Firm

(19)

Real Estate, Foreclosure Defense, Bankruptcy

“Contact Jeremy for his expertise and I personally recommend choosing Jeremy and his entire staff to close any and all of your real estate sales/closings!”

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Hadley Sanders

(11)

Medical Malpractice, Family Law Solutions, Hurricane Sally Insurance Claims Legal Help

“Very qualified and friendly, I had good communication with them, they handled my case as expediently as the courts would allow, I'm very pleased with the services provided at what I believe was absolutely a fair cost.”

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Brightwell Law

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Paternity, Divorce, Family Law Mediation

“Having had numerous opportunities to interact and collaborate with Attorney William Brightwell in his area of specialty – Estate Planning – I can confidently state that he is a standout attorney in her field and a beacon of professionalism”

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Kimmel & Batson

Divorce and Family Law, Estate Planning and Probate

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Neighborhood Advocacy Project

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Juvenile Delinquency, Dually-Involved Youth, Attorney ad Litem

“I would recommend her services to anyone in need of them I felt the pricing was fair, she will actually come see you and shoot it to you straight what she can do for you.”

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Moore, Hill & Westmoreland

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“Not only did she answer my question but she also was able to provide me with essential documents from years ago.”

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Hercules & Caputo

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Best Family Law Attorneys in Pensacola, FL

The highest-rated Alternate Dispute Resolution & Matrimonial Law companies out of 131 vetted & reviewed in the Pensacola area.

The Law Firm of Steven W. Bowden

Emmanuel Sheppard & Condon

Whibbs Stone Barnett Turner

MGM Law P.A.

McKenzie Law Firm

Michelle T. Nguyen

Michael L. Guttmann, Attorney at Law

The Law Office of Jon B. Gann P.A.

Caryn van Matre, Family Law Attorney

Gayle J Ryba PA

Stillwell Law Firm

Christine Sue Cook

The Law Firm of Brad G. Fisher

Spencer Law

Lisa York Law

Edward G. Seitz, P.L.

Jennifer Lee Bushnell

Dubyak Law Firm

Hadley Sanders

Brightwell Law

Kimmel & Batson

Neighborhood Advocacy Project

Moore, Hill & Westmoreland

Hercules & Caputo

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