Compassionate Family Law Representation in Central Florida
If you are considering divorce, you probably have a lot of questions and not a lot of answers. The divorce process can be very complicated, emotional and intimidating. It is important that you have a strong ally on your side who can protect your interests — both financial and legal — and help you through the divorce or family law legal process.
There is a lot at stake in a divorce or separation proceeding and it is critical that you choose the right family law attorney to represent you. Contact attorney Michelle A. Barry to find out about our approach to the legal issues that affect your family.
Comprehensive Family Law Services
At the law firm of Michelle A. Barry, P.A., based in Longwood, Florida, we pride ourselves on providing personalized service to each client we represent. We treat every client like family and handle your case as if it were our own. A large part of your future is on the line in family law matters and you deserve the most committed representation available.
Family law attorney Barry handles every aspect of your case personally so you can feel confident that everything possible is being done to reach a favorable outcome. She makes herself available to clients at all times and returns all phone calls within 24 hours.
We are more concerned about providing the legal representation you need to move on with your life, than nickel and diming you through the legal process. With a focus on addressing your legal, emotional, and financial concerns, we can assist you in the following areas of family law:
- Divorce
- High Net Worth Divorce
- Prenuptial Agreements — Important Considerations Before Marriage
- Child Custody and Visitation
- Child Support
- Paternity
- Grandparents' Rights
- Property Division
- Modifications
- Mediation and Collaborative Law
- Collaborative Family Law
- Criminal Defense
- Domestic Violence Restraining Orders
- Estate Planning Considerations After Divorce
- Marriage, Divorce, and Your Estate Plan
Domestic Partnerships
Whether you have chosen to be in a relationship and not get married — or if the law doesn't allow you to, you should take legal measures to protect your separate individual interests. A domestic partnership agreement allows parties to address applicable legal matters, including property ownership, financial support following termination of a relationship, and matters affecting biological and adopted children. Talk to attorney Michelle A. Barry to find out more.
Schedule Your Initial Consultation
Contact our office today to discuss your family law matter with an attorney. We are available during regular business hours and by appointment. We accept all major credit cards.
