Allison Budnik
Understanding your rights regarding marital property, alimony, and parenting your children.
Establishment of court-ordered child support calculated by the statutory guidelines in accordance with Florida Law.
Helping fathers establish their legal rights to their child and a visitation schedule in the best interests of the child.
Established during divorce or paternity cases, a parenting plan governs how the parties will co-parent.
Alimony is based on the need of one party and the ability to pay of the other party and should be considered during divorce proceedings.
Enforcing previously ordered judgments.
Sometimes a substantial change in circumstances warrants a modification to a previously ordered plan.
Florida law establishes rules regarding relocating with children, so it is important to know your rights and responsibilities if contemplating a move.
Formalizing the adoption for matched parties.
Changing your legal name or the name of your child.
Working as a third-party neutral to determine the best interests of the child in an ongoing family law matter.
Establishing custody rights for family members who are caring for a relative child.
Don't hesitate to contact The Winter Garden Family Law Firm. We have helped many people in the same situations as you're probably in. We try to respond within two working days. We hope to hear from you soon.