Family Law · Child Support
Why You Should Use an Attorney During Child Support Cases
Child-support issues look simple — but small mistakes can be costly. The educational approach is what protects you.
Child-support issues look straightforward, but without a lawyer's help you can run into expensive problems. Our attorneys take an educational approach with every client, taking the time to explain Florida's child-support laws so you understand what you're agreeing to. We work with men and women throughout South Florida in cases involving support, parenting time, time-sharing, and the inevitable adjustments that follow.
Florida's Guidelines and When to Deviate
Florida uses statutory child-support guidelines to determine payment amounts. Online calculators can give you a starting number, but it's still important to have a lawyer review your case. Deviations from the standard guidelines are sometimes necessary — high-income earners, special-needs children, shared time-sharing arrangements, and other unique circumstances all warrant adjustments.
If your situation includes circumstances that may justify a deviation, we can help. Our team offers comprehensive representation for child support, child-support enforcement, child custody, and all related issues.
Support, Separation, and Beyond
Child-support issues arise during divorce or separation, and in situations where unwed parents decide to split. We handle them all — including modification when circumstances change and enforcement when payments stop. Whether you're paying or receiving, we work to make sure the number reflects the law and your reality.
Schedule Your First Meeting — It's On Us
There's no charge for your first consultation. Contact our team or fill out a short contact form. We are located in Miami and accept cases throughout South Florida.
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