Bofill Law Group

Claimed

Family Law Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys

30 Years

in Business

(855) 205-2346Call Map & DirectionsDirections66 W Flagler St Ste 500Miami, FL 33130

Hours

Regular Hours

Mon - Fri:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Places Near Miami with Family Law Attorneys

Brickell (0 miles)
Dadeland (0 miles)
Sunny Island (7 miles)
Miami Beach (7 miles)
Coral Gables (9 miles)
Key Biscayne (9 miles)
Hialeah (12 miles)
Indian Creek (13 miles)
Old Cutler (13 miles)

Sutton Pomares Law Group

Estate Planning Attorneys

Website Directions More Info

(786) 789-3852

7721 SW 62nd Ave, South Miami, FL 33143

More Info

Here to help when your family depends on it.

Email: Email Business
Payment method: check, cash, financing available
Location: Divorce, Child Support, Timesharing, Paternity cases.
Neighborhoods: Downtown Miami, Miami Central Business District
Amenities: Professional Legal Services
Languages: Spanish
Associations: Member of the Florida and US Supreme Court
Categories: Family Law Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Domestic Violence Attorneys

Gallery

Be the first to add a photo!

Details

Phone: (855) 205-2346

Address: 66 W Flagler St Ste 500, Miami, FL 33130

People Also Viewed

View similar Family Law Attorneys

Bofill Law Group

Divorce
Child Support
A parental relocation occurs when a parent moves at least 50 miles from their current residence for a minimum of 60 days. The move cannot be a temporary change for education, vacation, or a child’s medical care. When there is a parental relocation, the parents can reach an agreement that specifies the terms of the move and new custody arrangements with the parties’ children. The agreement is supposed to demonstrate that both parents agree to the relocation, provide for a time sharing schedule, and specify how the child will be transported. There are situations in which the parents do not agree to a relocation, and then the parent who wishes to move will need to petition to relocate. Once served, the other parent has 20 days to file a response regarding why the move should not be permitted. Child Support
Child Custody and Visitation
Florida is an equitable distribution state. This means that when a couple divorces, their marital property is divided according to what is fair, and that is not necessarily always even. Most assets and liabilities acquired during the marriage are marital. The division of assets and liabilities can raise complicated questions. Many divorces are resolved through a mediated settlement. However, to reach a property settlement agreement, assets and liabilities must be carefully identified, classified, and reviewed in detail to determine the appropriate distribution among the parties. Our Miami divorce lawyers can assist you with this task. Child Custody and Time Sharing
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
A prenuptial agreement is prepared before a couple gets married to allow for a predetermined settlement if and when the marriage ends in divorce. These agreements define the terms and conditions whereby the assets and liabilities of the spouses will be divided. Postnuptial agreements are similar agreements devised after a marriage. These agreements not only need to meet legal requirements, but also need to anticipate complicated and unique issues that may arise down the road. There are no standard prenuptial or postnuptial agreements. Each situation should be carefully analyzed and each agreement tailored to the specific needs and circumstances of each client. Distribution of Marital Assets and Liabilities
Spousal Support
Divorce can take just a few months, but it can also stretch out for years, depending on how complex the issues are. The more that you agree with your spouse, the less time-consuming and stressful the divorce process is. After a spouse is lawfully served with a divorce petition, they have 20 days to respond. Florida is a no-fault state, which means that you do not need to show any misconduct by your spouse to obtain a divorce. Florida law requires the parties to make full financial disclosures to each other to allow each party to make informed decisions about their legal rights. Alimony

View All Services

Provided by