Comprehensive Family Law Assistance
When a marriage seems to be ending, it brings up a number of complex issues that must be resolved. Should the marriage end? If so, then the divorce process must be followed. This involves questions such as alimony, custody of any children, division of marital property, and domestic violence (if it occurs).
It is difficult to face these matters alone. Seeking the guidance of an experienced family law attorney is helpful in handling these issues. You should get informed advice to help you decide on your options in divorce.
Bruce G. Kaleita, P.A., our attorney, has had more than 25 years of experience in the Florida court system, working in Palm Beach, Martin, and Okeechobee Counties. Our work in the Florida courts has given us the knowledge and experience necessary to handle common divorce issues such as child custody disputes and division of property, as well as the more intricate concerns including:
- Prenuptial or post-nuptial agreements: These are complicated to write and have some elements in common with wills and trusts. Prenuptial agreements provide for the plan of disposition of your marital assets before the marriage occurs.
- Separation Agreements: Florida law permits use of a separation agreement to provide for separate maintenance prior to initiation of a divorce. It is best to use a family lawyer to help you draft these agreements.
- Alimony: Alimony includes support (temporary and permanent) and rehabilitative alimony. Support alimony is intended to assist the spouse who cannot work with living expenses similar to those incurred when married.
In addition, we assist with domestic adoptions including termination of parental rights and the adoption hearing itself.
Contact our office online or call 561-688-9210 to schedule a free consultation to discuss your specific needs with a lawyer.