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Phone: (772) 398-9771

Address: Baillie Bruce C Atty, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34952

Divorce
After leaving the Public Defender's Office in November of 1987, Mr. Baillie opened his private law practice, specializing in criminal defense, and divorce and family law. In 1990 he moved his practice to Stuart, Florida where he maintains his office.
Child Support
Under the laws of the State of Florida, your child is entitled to an adjudication of paternity as to the father. Your child is also entitled to child support and the father has an obligation to pay it. Children are entitled to the benefits of two (2) parents being involved in their lives, unless there is some showing of evidence that doing so is contrary to the best interests of the child.
Child Custody and Visitation
My spouse and I have lived in Florida for ten (10) years. I want to get a divorce (or I am already divorced) and move out of the state (relocate) and take my children with me. Can I?
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
I had property before my marriage. That property has increased in value during my marriage. I do not have a prenuptial agreement. Is my spouse entitled to any funds relating to the value of that property?
Spousal Support
My spouse worked (and earned a good income) prior to the marriage and immediately quit their job after we got married. I earn a good salary and have always paid all the bills during the marriage. We have been married for ten years. Will I have to pay alimony and if so, how much?
Child Abuse

Criminal Defense
Theft
Murder
Upon graduation from the University of Miami School of Law in 1980, Mr. Baillie was admitted to the Florida Bar and began a seven year career as an Assistant Public Defender in Miami-Dade County. While an Assistant Public Defender, he represented over 1,000 clients charged with virtually every crime imaginable, ranging from petit theft to first degree murder.
Restraining Order
A restraining order is a serious legal directive. You will have a hearing within a few weeks and your spouse (the Petitioner) will then present his/her case to the Judge. Testimony will be taken at that hearing and you will have the opportunity to bring witnesses to testify on your behalf. Generally, this is not the type of hearing you want to attend without consulting an attorney for an understanding of what to expect. If children are involved it could become more complex. Pending the outcome, the temporary restraining order can either be dismissed or extended.

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