Family Law

• Divorce
• Child Support
  Child Support in Florida is determined by a multitude of statutes. The first step in determining child support in Florida is determining whether the non-primary parent has substantial or non-substantial parenting time with the child.
• Child Custody and Visitation
  This website will give you a general view of the law matters that a top divorce lawyer in 2021 will view as pertinent content to our practice areas — joint child custody child support, full child custody child support, financial areas, estate planning, and more. Please take the time to view some of the online content we’ve prepared for you. You can search the internet for legal advice, but wouldn’t you rather get your professional association – or P.A. – to provide resources about law matters? This site provides high value resources from one of the top divorce lawyers in Naples and Fort Myers area.
• Guardianship
  The bedrock of family law in Naples, Florida are the Florida state statues which can be conveniently be found online here. There is one large title in the Florida Statutes, Title 744, that cover domestic relations. This title includes chapters for marriage, domestic violence, determination of parentage, guardianship, custody and supervised visitation. This title largely describes the “what†of family law. Specifically, Title 744 defines what exactly is a marriage, a parent, a guardian and custody in Florida. Outside of Title 744 in the Florida Statutes is Chapter 61 titled “Dissolution of Marriage; Support; Time-Sharing.â€
• Spousal Support
  In 2011 The Florida legislature made extensive revisions to Florida’s alimony statute but, despite that, alimony in Florida is not calculated in a predictable fashion.

Trusts and Estates

• Estate Planning