Family Law

• Divorce
  The Donna Hung Law Group can represent you. We handle simplified, uncontested, and complex contested divorce cases.
• Child Support
  Which parent will be paying child support after the divorce? How does the court decide the amount of child support, and what if a parent thinks the amount is too much or too little? Both parents are legally obligated to support their children financially, and the judge in a Florida divorce has the power to order either or both parents to pay support. Even if you were never married, the judge may still order the payment of support. Whether you will be paying or receiving child support, the Orlando child support lawyers at the Donna Hung Law Group in Orlando can help ensure that you and your child are treated fairly in your Florida divorce.
• Child Custody and Visitation
  Whether through negotiations, mediation or collaborative law, our attorneys can work closely with you to devise a comprehensive and detailed schedule that is practical, workable, and enforceable. Our lawyers also prove to be effective advocates in court when an agreement cannot be reached. We can also be of help when a parent is seeking to modify the timesharing or parenting schedule. Modifications are difficult but not impossible. We know how to gather the evidence and present a persuasive case regarding whether a proposed modification should or should not be adopted. With our years of experience handling domestic violence cases and representing fathers’ rights in child custody, we are prepared to tackle any issue in your divorce regarding timesharing and parenting.
• Paternity
  He has filed an affidavit of paternity by acknowledging paternity in conjunction with the child’s mother at the hospital at the time of child’s birth or by subsequently filing an acknowledgement of paternity in conjunction with the child’s mother with the State Office of Vital Statistics both of which constitutes the establishment of paternity as provided for in section 742.10, Florida Statutes.
• Premarital Agreement
  Do you have valuable property interests, or children from a previous marriage, that you want to make sure are protected in the event your new marriage ends in divorce? Are you giving up a promising career to raise a family and want to make sure you will be able to provide for yourself and your children if the marriage falls apart? Marriage is a big step, and while you are planning your lives together as a couple, fears and uncertainty about the future can cause undue stress and anxiety. Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements can ease those fears and help you enter your marriage fully confident that you will be protected no matter what life has in store. Orlando prenuptial & postnuptial agreement lawyers at the Donna Hung Law Group in Orlando can guide you through the process of drafting a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement that is practical, enforceable and meets your needs.
• Spousal Support
  Are you seeking spousal support? Are you concerned about paying spousal support? These are very legitimate questions that often arise at the very outset of a divorce filing. Spousal support, also known as alimony, can be ordered to be paid at the beginning of divorce proceedings and can continue for years into the future, even permanently. Whether you would be paying or receiving support, Orlando alimony lawyer Donna Hung and the Donna Hung Law Group can provide the representation you need to protect your rights and interests to a fair and satisfactory outcome regarding alimony in your Florida divorce. Read on to learn more about alimony in divorce and how the Donna Hung Law Group in Orlando can help.
• Annulment
  It is important to understand that an annulment is not the same as a divorce. Divorce is the dissolution of a legal marriage; annulment is a judicial declaration that a marriage was never valid to begin with. For instance, if the couple are too closely related to marry under Florida, or if one spouse was still married to someone else at the time of the marriage, the marriage is void and can be annulled. Other grounds for annulment include if one person was underage and didn’t have parental consent to marry; a party was under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time of the marriage; or a party was tricked or forced into marrying. These marriages are voidable, meaning they can either be annulled, or the parties can decide they want to stay married and “ratify” the marriage, making it a legal marriage. Consummating the marriage after knowing it is voidable is one way to ratify a voidable marriage.
• Child Abuse
  In deciding issues of timesharing and parenting, the judge will determine whether shared parental responsibility is appropriate, or whether only one parent should have sole parental responsibility. Evidence of domestic violence, sexual violence, child abuse, child abandonment and child neglect can all be considered by the judge when assessing whether shared parental responsibly and timesharing would be detrimental to the child. Likewise, evidence that a parent knowingly provided false information regarding these issues can also impact the judge’s decision regarding timesharing and parenting.

Criminal Law

• Criminal Defense
  Were you just arrested? Have you been wrongly accused? Do you need a criminal defense attorney to aggressively represent your rights? Call the Donna Hung Law Group now.
• DUI/DWI
• Theft
• Misdemeanors
  At the Donna Hung Law Group, we handle state and federal felonies and misdemeanors including but not limited to...
• Drug Crimes
• Assault
• Restraining Order
  Have you been threatened or served with a domestic violence injunction or restraining order? Being the victim of a situation in which there is violence, or the threat of violence, within your household can be very scary. While taking action to protect yourself can be intimidating, and may even make you more afraid for your wellbeing, you deserve to be safe. Equally frightening is being accused of domestic violence due to what you perceive as a misunderstanding, or even an outright false accusation designed to harm you. In either situation, having a strong, effective attorney on your side is essential to protecting your rights and personal safety.