Family Lawyers in Florida

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Family law matters can affect your children, finances, relationships, and long-term plans. FindTheLawyers helps you explore family law attorney profiles in Florida and compare available information to identify lawyers whose practice areas and experience match your needs.

Family Law Attorneys in Florida

Paulette Hamilton
Paulette Hamilton Premium Verified Attorney
Family Law
Orlando, Florida Accepting Clients
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Kevin M Cobbin
Kevin M Cobbin Verified Attorney
Family Law
Jacksonville, Florida Accepting Clients
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Travis Strobach
Travis Strobach Verified Attorney
Family Law
Naples, Florida Accepting Clients
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Meghan E Edwards Esq
Meghan E Edwards Esq Verified Attorney
Family Law
Jacksonville, Florida Accepting Clients
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Nikiya Herron
Nikiya Herron Verified Attorney
Family Law
Lakeland, Florida Accepting Clients
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Richard Lee Ruben
Richard Lee Ruben Verified Attorney
Family Law
Miami, Florida Accepting Clients
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Arthur C. Fulmer, Jr.
Arthur C. Fulmer, Jr. Verified Attorney
Lawyer at Fulmer Law, P.A.
Family Law
Lakeland, Florida Accepting Clients
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Damien McKinney
Damien McKinney Verified Attorney
Family Law
Tampa, Florida Accepting Clients
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Emerald Williams
Emerald Williams Verified Attorney
Family Law
Boca Raton, Florida Accepting Clients
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Jeff T. Gorman
Jeff T. Gorman Verified Attorney
Family Law
Stuart, Florida Accepting Clients
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Chastity Perez
Chastity Perez Verified Attorney
Family Law
Miami, Florida 22+ yrs Accepting Clients
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Daniel Wagner
Daniel Wagner Verified Attorney
Family Law
Aventura, Florida Accepting Clients
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Emily Joyce Phillips
Emily Joyce Phillips Verified Attorney
Family Law
Miami, Florida Accepting Clients
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JEANNETTE WATKIN
JEANNETTE WATKIN Verified Attorney
Lawyer at J Watkin Law PA
Family Law
Aventura, Florida Accepting Clients
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Katheryn Elizabeth Smith Calvo
Katheryn Elizabeth Smith Calvo Verified Attorney
Family Law
Fort Myers, Florida Accepting Clients
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Lorne Berkeley, ESQ.
Lorne Berkeley, ESQ. Verified Attorney
Family Law
Cooper City, Florida Accepting Clients
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John F. Greene
John F. Greene Verified Attorney
Family Law
Destin, Florida Accepting Clients
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Hernan Hernandez
Hernan Hernandez Verified Attorney
Family Law
Miami, Florida Accepting Clients
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Ann E. Meador
Ann E. Meador Verified Attorney
Family Law
Pensacola, Florida 25+ yrs Accepting Clients
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Family Law Lawyers by City in Florida

When Should You Contact a Family Law Attorney?

Consider speaking with a lawyer if:

  • You are preparing for divorce or separation.
  • You and another parent disagree about parenting arrangements or support.
  • You need help understanding an adoption or paternity proceeding.
  • You want to request a change to an existing family court order.
  • You have concerns about domestic violence or a protective injunction.
  • You need advice before agreeing to legally significant family arrangements.

How to Choose a Family Lawyer in Florida?

Before contacting an attorney, consider:

Relevant Experience

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Location

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a family law attorney in Florida handle?

Family law attorneys may handle divorce, parenting arrangements, child support, alimony, adoption, paternity, and other family court matters, depending on their practice.

How do I find a family lawyer in Florida?

Compare available attorney profiles, practice areas, relevant experience, and location. Contact attorneys directly to confirm that they handle your particular matter.

How are child custody decisions made in Florida?

Florida uses the terms parental responsibility and time-sharing. Parenting plans and time-sharing decisions are governed by applicable law, with the child's best interests as the primary consideration.

Can a family court order be changed?

Some family court orders can be modified when the applicable legal requirements are met. The requirements depend on the type of order and the circumstances.

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