Michelle A. Barry, P.A.

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Phone: (407) 622-4529

Address: 285 W Pine Ave, Longwood, FL 32750

Website: http://www.mbarrylaw.com

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Michelle A. Barry, P.A.

Divorce
At the law firm of Michelle A. Barry, P.A., we believe that selecting a divorce lawyer is a very important decision. You obviously want someone experienced in Florida divorce law, but that's not all. You also want an attorney who is genuinely committed to your best interests and who is compassionate toward your situation. In other words, you need a combination of strength and sensitivity.
Child Support
Every parent has certain rights and responsibilities concerning their children. These still hold true even if the child was born to unmarried parents. There can be complications, however, when the identity of the biological father is unknown and issues such as parental rights or child support responsibility need to be resolved.
Child Custody and Visitation
When your divorce is finalized, the judge issues a divorce decree, which is a court order. Any agreement you and your spouse reach, including the provisions you made for custody and visitation, financial support for your child or support for a spouse, if it was awarded, become part of that decree.
Adoption
Paternity
The law firm of Michelle A. Barry, P.A., based in Longwood, Florida, has been helping clients throughout Central Florida resolve all types of paternity actions since the day we opened our doors. In the majority of cases, a DNA test can determine the identity of the father once and for all. We can represent you in these matters and work to ensure that the right tests were ordered and that they were administered properly.
Premarital Agreement
A prenuptial agreement is a document prepared before marriage that establishes legal guidelines if the marriage should end in divorce. Although a prenuptial agreement is important for any couple getting married, those entering a second or subsequent marriage, or those who own significant assets individually, should strongly consider getting one.
Spousal Support
Alimony, or spousal support, is one of the more complicated issues in divorce proceedings. One spouse wants to protect his or her financial future, while the other spouse wants to reduce or eliminate the need to pay permanent alimony. In addition, spousal support issues may be considered as part of the couple's property distribution, which can be stressful in and of itself.

Criminal Defense
Attorney Michelle A. Barry began her legal career as a prosecutor, where she handled thousands of cases involving drug crimes, DUI and domestic violence. In private practice, she has worked as a criminal defense lawyer representing clients in similar cases. If you are facing criminal charges related to your family law case, you can count on us to provide a strong defense and work tirelessly for a favorable outcome in your case.
DUI/DWI
El primer trabajo de abogado Michelle A. Barry, una vez que salio de la faculdad de derecho fue la desempeñarce como fiscal en la Florida Central, alli manejó casos de derecho penal, incluyendo violencia doméstica, delitos contra la salud y conducir bajo la influencia (DUI). Ella ganó valiosa experiencia en juicio y litigio durante este tiempo. Ahora bien, en práctica privada en Longwood, Florida, su firma de abogados, que se concentra como abogado en las áreas de lesiones personales, derecho de familia y la planificación del patrimonio. Ella inmediatamente reconoció la necesidad de una defensa efectiva, compasiva a lo cual ha dedicado su práctica desde entonces.
Drug Crimes
Ms. Barry's first job out of law school was serving as a prosecutor in Central Florida where she handled criminal law cases, including domestic violence, drug crimes and DUI. She gained invaluable experience in trial preparation and litigation during this time.
Restraining Order
At our firm, we help victims seek a protective injunction (also called a restraining order) that prohibits certain actions by your aggressor. If that individual violates the restraining order, he or she may be arrested.

Personal Injury
Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
The answer to this question really depends on your situation. A testamentary trust, for example, is just one type of trust that you can use your life insurance proceeds to fund. Another example is a special needs trust that provides a minor or adult child who has special needs with financial support that will not interfere with federal benefits like Social Security Disability.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
At the law office of Michelle A. Barry, P.A., in Longwood, Florida, we believe in providing trusted counsel that is backed by years of experience handling a variety of family law matters and addressing the particular estate planning needs of our clients. We realize that one of the best ways to help our clients through a legal challenge is to inform them about their situation and to answer any questions they may have.
Wills
Living wills and advanced medical directives â€” Ensuring the right people are making the right decisions about your health care in the event you become incapacitated
Trusts
It is important to remember that these documents are valid while you are alive, but a will only becomes effective when you pass. As long as you are competent and able to make your own decisions, any of these documents (except for an irrevocable trust) can be changed at any time.
Power of Attorney
Powers of attorney â€” Eliminating your ex-spouses chances of wreaking havoc on your finances in the event of sudden illness or death by updating your power of attorney
Probate
Now as the head of our law firm, Ms. Barry concentrates on family law matters and estate and probate law. You can count on her to provide effective, compassionate counsel that addresses both the legal and emotional sides of your case.

Foreclosure
Unfortunately, Florida also has one of the highest rates of foreclosure in the country. When divorcing couples owe more on their home than it is worth, are behind on their mortgage payments or they are facing foreclosure, an already difficult situation can feel even worse.

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