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Welcome! Florida Law Advisers, P.A. is a full-service law firm that provides legal services to individuals and businesses in Tampa and the surrounding areas in Hillsborough County. Our experienced family law attorneys and bankruptcy attorneys are dedicated to providing clients in the Tampa Bay & Orlando areas with the highest quality legal advice and personal attention possible. Our Law Office offers a wide range of legal services in divorce and family law, bankruptcy law, foreclosure law, and wage garnishment law.

The Mission of Florida Law Advisers P.A. is to deliver high-quality legal representation at a reasonable cost. Our local law firm has experience in, child custody & other family matters, chapter 7 bankruptcy & chapter 13 bankruptcy law, real estate foreclosure, and wage garnishments. We understand that clients need quick solutions to their problems, not overpriced legal fees or protracted litigation. With the highest possible professional excellence and ethical standards, our goal is to reduce your emotional distress and get you the financial compensation you deserve.

Our Tampa Law firm is A+ rated by the Better Business Bureau. We are also proud to have been featured in print and digital legal publications throughout the country. Our entire legal process is designed to provide our clients in Florida with the best possible legal experience. We guide you through every step of the claim process, from filing the initial claims paperwork to appearing in court. We are there for you every step of the way, making sure you understand your legal rights and options.

If you have a problem that requires a Bankruptcy Lawyer or Family/Divorce Attorney, we may be able to help. Please contact Florida Law Advisers P.A. today via telephone, webform, email, or webchat to schedule a free consultation and personalized attention. Tampa residents can have both daytime and evening appointments available to accommodate their busy schedules.

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Annulment In Florida: Florida Family/Divorce Law

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May

2022

Under Florida annulment law, once people are legally married, it can only be terminated by death or court order. Once a marriage is void, the court can terminate the marriage by issuing either a dissolution of marriage (divorce) or annulment. In a divorce, the court dissolves/ends the relationship. See Florida divorce law 61.052. In contrast, an annulment voids a marriage as if it never existed.

Alimony In Florida Guide: Divorce & Family Law

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Mar

2022

Alimony is financial support provided to an ex-spouse to help maintain the standard of living maintained during the marriage. There are many different types of alimony in Florida, which vary in amount, form, and duration. The amount and duration of alimony in Florida are determined on a case-by-case basis. If you are seeking alimony in Florida or trying to prevent paying alimony, contact a divorce law firm in Tampa for help. A skilled Tampa divorce lawyer can make a big difference in if and how much alimony is awarded. Nobody likes paying for an attorney, but in some cases, it can save a lot of money in the long run.

Florida Child Support: Florida Family Law

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Feb

2022

Child support is a court-ordered obligation of the financial support for the care, maintenance, training, and education of a child. See Florida child support law 39.01. Child support is the responsibility of every parent, regardless of whether the two parents are married, divorced, or single. Under Florida child support law, parents are not able to waive child support obligations. See Finn v. Finn. Parents of a minor child have a legal and moral duty to support and maintain their child.

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