Winter Park Lawyer
Our firm has been located in Altamonte Springs, Florida since 1985. Our attorneys all live in our area and were raised here. We know the people of our community and the surrounding areas. We know the attorneys, and we know the courts here. Our more than four decades of personal injury experience allows us to serve the needs of those who find themselves facing very difficult situations after accidents have derailed their lives.
Winter Park Lawyer
When you work with our personal injury attorneys, we have a specialized process in place for successfully building your case for compensation. We take calculated steps to use the legal discovery system to your advantage to build strong evidence to show the other sides why you deserve the compensation you are asking for. First, your injury attorney works with you to gather all the facts surrounding the incident, including the initial police or injury report. If possible, they may also investigate the actual scene of the accident. Next, we utilize our extensive network of specialists, including accident reconstruction experts, medical specialists, vocational experts, and forensic specialists to help us use the facts of your accident to prove what is asserted in your claim.
Raising a child is expensive. Between housing, clothing, and food, costs add up fast—not to mention wellness check-ups, vaccines, and the occasional illness. As children get older, they participate in extracurricular, school, and sports and then may attend a trade school or college. The cost of raising a child through age 18 can be as high as $250,000. This is not at all a cost that only one parent should bare.
When families separate or change, the cost of raising a child or children is not always addressed. You could find yourself carrying this financial burden on your own or unfairly paying more than your share. We can help you establish child support so you are able to meet your child’s needs.
Bankruptcy is a legal tool that should be considered when you are faced with debt that you cannot pay. If you are considering filing for bankruptcy, the attorneys at Winter Park Lawyer can help you get back on sound financial footing. While sometimes we are able to develop workout plans with creditors that do not require bankruptcy, we are also able to provide relief under the Bankruptcy Code. Even further, we are experienced in negotiating fair resolutions with the trustee on behalf of creditors, debtors and interested parties when these issues arise. To the extent a fair resolution cannot be reached, we are ready and able to bring the matter forward to the court to obtain a judicial resolution. Are you an individual or business owner that needs relief from your debt? The bankruptcy attorneys at Winter Park Lawyer can help.
Alimony is the financial support that one partner supplies the other after a marriage falls apart. Generally, the higher-earning party pays the lower-earning party for a set period. In Florida, the legal term for these payments is spousal support. Payments can start before the divorce is final in the form of temporary spousal support and can also be ordered in connection with domestic violence cases.
In Florida, the goal is that both parties are self-supporting within a reasonable period. Alimony payments are structured so that the lesser-earning spouse has the resources they need to cover their cost of living.
Divorce is a difficult transition for most people and families. At Winter Park Lawyer, we listen, advice, and advocate to help you navigate this transition in a way that supports your goals.
There is no one size fits all approach to a divorce—every family and every situation is different. In Winter Park, FL, there are many ways to initiate the divorce process. It may be an early mediation, serving a Petition without filing in court, or serving and filing in court. We work with you to strategically determine the best course of action for your unique case. If your partner has already started the process, don’t worry! In Winter Park, FL, it typically does not matter who initiates the divorce.