Practice Areas
Family Lawyer Practice areas
Divorce
Ending a marriage is never an easy process and the prospect of a divorce typically brings clients to our office with a wide range of emotions.
Collaborative Divorce
Thanks to Florida’s collaborative divorce procedure, couples that wish to end their marriage in an amicable way now have the option of utilizing collaborative divorce.
Pre/Postnuptial Agreements
At Hughes Law Group we offer advice on the drafting, enforceability, and interpretation of both prenuptial and postnuptial agreements.
Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is a sad occurrence that happens in many households in Florida and across the United States.
Parenting - Formally Custody
When going through a divorce or paternity action in Florida, your children are your most important assets, and it is extremely important that they are protected to the fullest extent.
Equine
With our firm’s experience and knowledge with horses, we understand the unique issues that are involved with horse ownership in a divorce.
Child Support
For those who are getting divorced and have children, or have a child with another parent, child support is a very important issue that needs to be properly calculated and planned out.
Equitable Distribution
In a divorce, the assets and debt of the parties, need to be divided up.
Relocation
Today, more than ever, we live in a society where location change is quite frequent.
Mediation
Divorce is notorious for being costly and time consuming and typically turns into an emotionally draining process.
Paternity
It is important for unmarried couples who have children to legally establish paternity, parenting, and child support.
Jurisdictional Issues
Do you have questions regarding a state’s jurisdiction over your divorce or your time-sharing case?
Alimony
Alimony is a Florida law that allows a wife or a husband to continue to be supported by the other spouse temporarily during the divorce and after a divorce is finalized.
Modification of Alimony
In the state of Florida, certain types of alimony are subject to modification.
Modification of Child Support
Both spouses should be responsible for the ever-changing financial needs their children have as they get older.
Enforcement & Contempt
When one of the parties does not comply with a child parenting time, child support, alimony order, the Florida legal system considers that party to be in contempt of court.
LGBTQ Divorce
Hughes Law Group recognizes the unique challenges that same-sex couples face and we are here to represent your family.