An experienced family law attorney will represent clients with all family law matters and issues, including divorce, child custody and shared parenting matters, child support and alimony, and other important matters relating to this often difficult process. The attorneys at Frey Law, P.A. will help you understand the family law processes, and fight for your best interests, and the best interests of your children.
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Christopher G. Frey, Esq
Family Law is a complicated field that requires a skilled attorney. Christopher G. Frey, Esq has extensive experience and knowledge in this field. As a Family Law Attorney in Tampa, Frey Law provides clients with a personalized and effective service that addresses their unique needs and concerns. He has extensive experience in divorce and legal separation, including complex issues like spousal support and child custody. He also advises clients on prenuptial agreements and other family-related issues.
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What Cases Come Under Family Law?
Family Law is comprised of several different areas. Some of these areas are Child support, alimony, child abuse, and juvenile delinquency. These areas can all affect your child’s future. However, it’s important to understand the nuances of each area of law before choosing your attorney.
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Child Support
Child support cases fall under the family law system. They involve the court reviewing paperwork submitted by both parents, hearing testimony under oath, and making rulings about parenting time, imputation of income, and more. While the decisions of the Family Court are usually oral, a parent who self represents themselves can also file a “minute order” that will become part of the Court’s record.
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Alimony
Alimony is a legal obligation. In most cases, it is ordered by a court in the event of a separation. Alimony payments must be made on a periodic basis and are often ordered for a specified period of time. If payments are not made, they can be enforced in contempt proceedings. A court may require the recipient to pay alimony from their estate or from life insurance proceeds. Alimony can be difficult to calculate, and it is not easy to determine whether a person is complying with a court order. In addition, alimony enforcement is much different than child support enforcement, which can involve liens, arrest, or wage garnishment.
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Child Abuse
Child abuse cases come under Family Law, and they can be very difficult to deal with. Essentially, child abuse is any behavior that causes physical or emotional harm to a child. Child abuse can be physical, such as beatings, or it can be mental. It may also involve delinquent behavior. Luckily, there are a variety of laws to protect your child.
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Juvenile Delinquency
Juvenile delinquency comes within the realm of Family Law. Unlike criminal law, where there are judges and juries who will hear cases against adults, family courts are the sole venues for evaluating juvenile delinquency. The procedure is very similar to a criminal trial, but the focus is on the child. A prosecutor or presentment agency will represent the people, while the child’s parent or guardian will be the defendant. Once a delinquency petition is filed, the respondent must move to dismiss the complaint, or file a motion to dismiss the case.
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Divorce
A divorce case is a civil court case that ends a marriage. A judge can issue a decree ending the marriage, as well as alimony and child custody orders. Divorce cases can also involve issues of paternity.
Property Division
Property division cases under Family Law can be complex. A financial professional must assess the property’s market value and divide it according to the fair market value. In addition, the judge will consider the income and employment status of each party, any debts, and any custody agreements.
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Domestic Violence
If you’re in an abusive relationship, you should know that you have legal rights. You can file for divorce or seek criminal charges against the abuser. You can also get orders of protection to protect yourself and your children. The law is designed to help you regain control of your life after an abuse situation.
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A family law attorney can assist out-of-state clients with their legal problems. These attorneys can help clients obtain the divorce they need. You can contact them for more information. They will be able to help you understand the divorce process in Florida. They will also provide the best advice to help you get through the process without any pitfalls. Contact the experienced Frey Law, P.A..
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