Family Law involves providing legal services for issues relating to the Family. The most common issues involve the preparation for marriage, Divorce (Dissolution of Marriage), child support/custody and post-judgment enforcement. If you are in need of legal assistance in the area of Family Law, please allow Daniel & DiPace P.L. the opportunity to provide you with the appropriate legal representation or provide you with a qualified network attorney. Click here for Consultation.

Child Custody/Support
Child Custody and Child support are some of the most challenging and difficult aspects of a family case. It can be frustrating and complicated when the decision has to be made as to whom the children will live with, when you have two parents who both love and care for their children.

• Child Custody: Florida Law presumes that both parents should be actively involved in their children’s lives; including, their education, religious upbringing, health and welfare. It is important to remember that you will be working with the other parent for years to come, regardless of who has primary custody. In developing a child custody arrangement that is in the best interests of the child, it is important that both parents try to come to an amicable agreement. Please feel free to contact us for assistance with any legal issues you may have involving child custody. Click here for a Consultation.
  
  
• Child Support: Florida Law determines the amount of child support based on the net monthly income of the parents. A mathematical guideline is used to determine who is entitled to the support and how much. Please feel free to contact us for assistance with any legal issues you may have involving child support. Click here for a Consultation.

Family Law Post-decree Modification and Enforcement
Modifications may be sought for child support, primary residential care, parental responsibilities, and visitation in cases of relocation or change in income. You may also seek enforcement of a final judgment if your ex-spouse is not complying with the court order. If you think you have a need for modification or you need your previous judgment enforced, please do not hesitate to contact us for a consultation. Click here for a Consultation.