What We Do
Tampa Bay Divorce Firm is a law firm located in downtown Tampa. We concentrate our practice exclusively in the area of family law and serve clients in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, and other surrounding counties.
Divorce and other family law matters can be fraught with tension, but even divorce does not have to be emotionally devastating. We work with our clients to navigate complex and delicate matters, always working to minimize stress and strain on families. In certain select situations, mediation may be the answer to resolve issues to everyone’s advantage, and in other situations, there is no choice but to litigate and go to court. We help our clients determine what process is right for them.
Our Services
Divorce
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Going through a divorce is a challenging time. Your financial stability and other critical decisions impacting your life.
Alimony
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One of the common areas of dispute in a divorce is whether one spouse will pay the other spouse alimony and, if so, how much and for how long.
Paternity
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Paternity actions are filed in order to legally establish a child’s biological father, typically for the purpose of protecting one’s parental rights or to allow the mother to acquire child support from the father.
Child support
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Child support is a legal obligation in the form of a regular payment made by a parent to benefit their child(ren). This money is used for basic expenses and necessities.
Dependency
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If your child or children have been removed from your home by The Department of Children and Families, it is imperative that you speak with a family law attorney as soon as possible.
Parental relocation
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When one parent wants to move more than 50 miles from their current address with a minor child, they will need either the consent of the other parent
Mediation
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Litigation is not the only way to protect your interest in a divorce or paternity action. Mediation is less costly and less adversarial than litigation and can be the right choice for clients.
Modifications
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Sometimes it becomes necessary to seek a modification of a prior court order. The statute says that a party may petition the court for a modification if they have experienced
Domestic Violence Injunctions
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Florida law provides five different types of injunctions and restraining orders:
- Domestic Violence Injunctions
- Dating Violence Injunctions
- Repeat Violence Injunctions
- Sexual Violence Injunctions
- Stalking Injunctions
Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
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A prenuptial agreement is a contract between prospective spouses made in contemplation of marriage. Prenuptial agreements are used to define the rights of the parties as to property, debts, and alimony.