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The Women's Law Group

Divorce
In a collaborative divorce, both attorneys advocate for their client’s best interests, but they do so in a collaborative way, rather than in an adversarial manner. All attorneys at The Women’s Law Group have been through special Collaborative Training and received Certificates of Completion. All our attorneys and staff strongly believe in the benefits of Collaborative Law, and have seen the benefits first-hand with our current and former clients and their children. Contact one of our attorneys for more information. You may also visit www.NextGenerationDivorce.com for more information about collaborative law in Tampa.

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Phone: (813) 995-7165

Address: 13902 N Dale Mabry Hwy #137, Tampa, FL 33618

Website: http://thewomenslawgroup.com

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The Women's Law Group

Divorce
In a collaborative divorce, both attorneys advocate for their client’s best interests, but they do so in a collaborative way, rather than in an adversarial manner. All attorneys at The Women’s Law Group have been through special Collaborative Training and received Certificates of Completion. All our attorneys and staff strongly believe in the benefits of Collaborative Law, and have seen the benefits first-hand with our current and former clients and their children. Contact one of our attorneys for more information. You may also visit www.NextGenerationDivorce.com for more information about collaborative law in Tampa.
Child Support
In Florida, both parents have a statutory obligation to support their minor children. When parents separate or divorce, the Court calculates the amount of support to be paid using the Florida Child Support Guidelines. To determine child support pursuant to the Child Support Guidelines, the court examines each parent’s monthly income, daycare costs for the minor children, health insurance costs for the minor children, the amount of overnight time-sharing with the minor children, and several other factors, to arrive at a presumptive amount to be paid. This resulting amount is what is generally ordered by the Court; however, the Court may deviate upwards or downwards depending on various factors. In the event that a parent is unemployed or underemployed, the Court may impute income to that parent based on his employment potential and probable earning capacity, or sometimes just based on the current rate of minimum wage. It is possible, however, for the Court to refuse to impute income to a party if the Court finds it necessary for that party to stay home with the minor children.
Child Custody and Visitation
Paternity
Collaborative Divorce is a structured process for resolving a dissolution of marriage (divorce) out of court. This process can also be used for other family law cases, such as modifications, relocations, and paternity cases. Both spouses or parents, and their lawyers, sign a Participation Agreement in which they agree to resolve all issues in a structured, out-of-court process, instead of through court litigation.
Spousal Support
A Marital Settlement Agreement ( “MSA” ) is a written contract settling the rights of parties prior to a final dissolution of marriage. It can also be referred to as a Property Settlement Agreement. These agreements are binding and enforceable when freely and voluntarily entered into and signed by both parties. The parties negotiate and agree to a division of their assets and debts, as well as alimony, time-sharing of minor children, and other issues that are typically otherwise resolved by a judge after a final hearing. If the parties are able to come to an agreement, they can usually agree to what they would like the outcome to be, rather than have the Court make that decision for them. Parties that ultimately agree to an MSA usually do file for divorce, at which time the MSA is incorporated into the Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage.
Child Abuse
Evidence of domestic violence, sexual violence, child abuse, child abandonment, or child neglect, regardless of whether a prior or pending action relating to those issues has been brought.

Criminal Defense
Sex Crimes
Violence in the home is a serious problem that can complicate a divorce or paternity proceeding. If your spouse or domestic partner has engaged in violence or you have a reasonable fear of domestic violence, that is an important factor that must be brought to the attention of your lawyer. Domestic violence encompasses a variety of offenses. According to Florida Statute Section 741.28(2), “domestic violence” means “any assault, aggravated assault, battery, aggravated battery, sexual assault, sexual battery, stalking, aggravated stalking, kidnapping, false imprisonment, or any criminal offense resulting in physical injury or death of one family or household member by another family or household member”.
Assault
Restraining Order
When a party seeks protection or help from the court during the pendency of a case, he or she is in need of “temporary relief”. There are several types of temporary relief that can be requested of the Court prior to the final resolution of a case, including but not limited to the following: temporary alimony to assist with living expenses, a temporary custody arrangement, temporary child support for the children involved based on the guidelines established by Florida law, a temporary injunction against domestic violence ( see DVI section ) or restraining orders preventing the removal of children, freezing assets to prevent dissipation of them by the opposing party, and temporary attorney’s fees and costs to help fund the expense of litigation. In most cases, the court requires the parties to attend mediation prior to awarding temporary relief, and the court will conduct a hearing on the issues.
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Personal Injury
THE WOMEN’S LAW GROUP is a full service marital and family law firm located in Tampa, Florida, handling divorce, custody, child support and other family law matters. While we focus on matters concerning divorce, paternity, and those types of issues, we also handle personal injury cases and civil and criminal appeals. Please see our headings under Marital and Family Law, Personal Injury, or Appeals, for more information about each of these areas of law.

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