Caveda Law Firm, PA - Hillsborough County FL Divorce Law Firm

The Caveda Law Firm, P.A., is committed to helping the families of Hillsborough County, Florida, with the difficult issues that can arise during a divorce.  For more than 16 years, they have guided countless people through stressful personal times.

The Caveda Law Firm, P.A., is based in Tampa and serves clients in Tampa, Tampa Bay and Hillsborough County. The law firm’s founding member, David Caveda, has been a fixture of the community all his life.  Born in Miami, he is a life-long Florida resident – getting his education in the Tampa area and being admitted to the Florida State bar in 1992.  He has also been admitted to the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida and the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

 The main focus of the Caveda Law Firm, P.A., is family law.  We have a proven track record of successful cases, ranging from simple divorces to complex support, alimony, and relocation issues.  The types of divorces we can help you with include:

• Contested Divorce. When the spouses are unable to resolve the issues between them, the divorce is known as a contested divorce.

• Uncontested Divorce. An uncontested divorce means that both parties agree on all issues affecting them, such as: child support, time-sharing (formerly known as custody and visitation), division of property and debts, and alimony.

• Collaborative Divorce. In a collaborative divorce, the parties and their attorneys agree to work together in a non-adversarial relationship. 

• Military Divorce. Divorces involving current and retired members of the military often involve issues not found in other divorces, including division of the military pension.

We can also help you with these family law issues:

• Child Custody. Physical custody, visitation and legal custody are considered in this area of family law. 

• Child Support. Child support can be court-ordered after a divorce or in a paternity action. State support guidelines often set the amount that must be paid.

• Paternity. Legal paternity is presumed only in cases where the mother is married when the child is born.  In other cases, a paternity test may be required.  

• Alimony. Following a divorce, either spouse can be required to pay alimony, or money support, to the other spouse.

• Equitable Distribution. Florida law calls for an equitable distribution of marital property and marital debts.  This means that property acquired during the course of the marriage by one or both parties should be divided fairly or equitably.

If you or someone you know needs legal help and assistance concerning a Florida divorce matter, contact us today by phone at (813) 254-5455 or by filling out our online form. 

For more information, please contact the Caveda Law Firm, P.A., or Consultwebs.com, Inc. For additional profiles, see: Tampa Divorce Lawyer, Tampa Divorce Attorney, Hillsborough Divorce Lawyer, Plant City Mediation Lawyers

 

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