Boca Raton Family Law Attorneys / Florida Divorce Lawyer / The Law Offices of Brian M. Moskowitz

If your marriage to your spouse is “irretrievably broken” and one of you has lived in Florida for six months or more, you have met the legal requirements for obtaining a divorce in the state of Florida. As a divorced single parent, Boca Raton divorce attorney Brian M. Moskowitz understands the pain, anger and frustration of divorce and can help you through the process.

In addition to the mental anguish and pain of a divorce, you will also have to consider and make many significant decisions that can impact the rest of your life. At the law office of family law attorney Brian M. Moskowitz, the staff is experienced in all aspects of the divorce process and the relevant Florida laws. The firm’s goal is to ensure you have the best legal representation, and the family law legal team will support you throughout the entire process so you can move forward with your new life.

Issues brought about by divorce include not just alimony or spousal maintenance – you and your spouse will need to consider your children, division of property and parental relocation matters. The most common issues to be resolved during a divorce process include the following:

Boca Raton divorce lawyer Brian M. Moskowitz will help you protect your children, your assets and your dignity. Contact his office through the online form or call 561-369-4481 to discuss your case.

Family Law Practice Areas

With over 10 years of family law experience and personal experience of divorce proceedings, Boca Raton divorce attorney Brian M. Moskowitz has over 10 years of legal experience in family law and wants to represent you to make sure you are fairly treated throughout the divorce process. He is passionate about helping families and will give you personal attention as you progress through the divorce process. Mr. Moskowitz offers legal support in all of the following areas:

Divorce;
Custody;
Child Support;
Alimony;
Visitation / Time sharing;
Relocation;
Paternity;
Enforcement;
Modifications;
Contempt;
Pre- and Post-Nuptial Agreements;
Mediation;
Equitable distribution;
Appeals;
Guardianship;
Adoption;
Domestic violence; and
ART – Assistive Reproductive Technology.

Legal “Tools”

Unfortunately, the divorce process can be contentious. It is difficult to see the person you once loved suddenly become your adversary. Fortunately, you and your spouse can benefit from mediation services to reach an agreement without litigating issues such as child support, alimony, custody and property division. Before you have to go to trial, the state of Florida offers mediation to allow you and your spouse to resolve family law and divorce issues. The neutral party, a mediator, can help you and your spouse come to settlement terms you both agree to that are then presented to and approved by a judge.

Once your divorce is settled and time passes, you may find that the financial arrangement you agreed to no longer works and you need to change the child support payments. Either you or your former spouse can petition the court for a modification to the current payment amount. You can request a modification if, for example, there has been a significant change in your financial circumstances, including an increase in the payer’s income, or the loss of a job.

Additionally, if your former spouse is not adhering to the established agreement, the court has a system in place that can help you. Enforcement, contempt and appeals processes exist to ensure that you or your children continue to receive the agreed upon child support.

Experienced, Compassionate Legal Representation

The law office of south Florida divorce lawyer Brian Moskowitz has over a decade of family law experience. If you find yourself at the end of your marriage, the firm’s experienced staff is there to support you through all aspects of your divorce including child custody, child support, alimony and property distribution. The firm provides family law services to individuals throughout Florida, including the south Florida communities of Boynton Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Lake Worth, Wellington, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach and all of Palm Beach County. Contact the firm today at 561-369-4481 or fill out the online form.