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General Info: For over 18 years, firm founder, Wayne F. Jentis, Esq. has built a reputation for superior client service in a select range of legal areas. Experience has taught him what areas of the law individuals and families most need assistance with in order to enjoy a peaceful and productive life, and these are the areas he concentrates on. While effective representation is his focus, it is how these services are delivered that truly sets him apart.
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Phone: (321) 462-5710

Address: 1900 S Harbor City Blvd, Melbourne, FL 32901

Website: https://www.eastcoastlaw.us

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Divorce
Child Support
Matrimonial law covers issues that relate to marriage, divorce, separation, child support, child custody, and more. Since the law now recognizes that not all intimate relationships involve marriage, matrimonial law also covers legal matters relating to long-term marriage-like relationships and civil partnerships. This includes...
Child Custody and Visitation
Visitation is determined by the court if the parents are unable to agree to a visitation plan on their own. Visitation rights are critical for the non-custodial parent. They need the valuable time to bond with their child, and form and maintain a strong connection with them. However, some parents who have these rights face difficulty in establishing a schedule with their ex who may attempt to limit their time with their child. To ensure that your visitation rights are protected, contact a lawyer right away if you believe that your visitation rights are being violated.Â
Adoption

Criminal Defense
Sex Crimes
Domestic abuse also falls under the umbrella of family law. When people are victims of domestic violence and abuse, they can apply to family law courts for an occupation order or a non-molestation order. Once granted, the non-molestation order protects the victims from their abusers, while the occupation order mandates who can and canâ€™t enter the home where a victim lives.

Business and Corporate Law

Mergers and Acquisitions
Business Transactions
Lawyers strive to provide the highest quality of legal work with integrity. They work diligently to earn the respect and confidence of their clients. Attorneys navigate small individual matters toÂ major business transactions with creativity, determination, and aggressiveness for a spectrum of corporate and individual clients. They may provide nationwide and global reach with a preeminent focus on personal value and service.
Intellectual Property

Real Estate Litigation

Personal Injury

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
A trust is an essential estate planning tool because the grantor can transfer many assets into a trust. In addition, the grantor can develop a trust that meets the grantor’s needs and allows them to outline clear instructions for how third-party beneficiaries will receive their inheritance. Key assets that should be considered when developing a trust may include...
Trusts
Many types of trusts are available when developing a trust, but it’s essential to carefully consider each one to ensure that they meet the grantor’s needs. There are two commonly formed types of trusts: revocable and irrevocable trusts. Revocable trusts are relatively flexible and allow the grantor to retain control and make changes while they are still living. In contrast, an irrevocable trust can be more challenging to make changes to.
Power of Attorney
Unfortunately, the legal issues surrounding durable power of attorney are often misunderstood. Below are some of the most common misconceptions about durable power of attorney...
Probate

Bankruptcy
Tax Law

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