Family Lawyers in Florida
Putting Our Knowledge and Experience to Work for You
Family law cases hinge on having a deep understanding of Florida’s statutory requirements and the court procedures that can impact every detail of your case. The family court system deals with matters that can affect every aspect of your life, from parental rights to financial obligations. Whether your case is being handled in a local court or involves issues that cross county or even state lines, the attorneys at Winthrop Law Offices can help you understand how Florida law applies.
At our law firm, we represent clients across Florida. Our family law attorneys employ a structured approach designed to protect our clients’ rights and interests, tailored to their specific needs. If you’re facing a family law issue, contact Winthrop Law Offices by calling (561) 209-0410. We can help you schedule a consultation to discuss your case and learn more about how our attorneys can help.
Meet the Team at Winthrop Law Offices
The legal team at Winthrop Law Offices comprises experienced attorneys with a reputation for excellence in their field, as well as paralegals and a legal assistant who help us provide every case and client with the attention they deserve. Founding attorney Dorian Winthrop, Esq., has been a member of the Florida Bar for more than 25 years and is an experienced litigator in the family court system. Whether you’re handling a complex divorce or need help with a child custody battle, our team is there to negotiate on your behalf, represent you in court, and help you move forward with your life.
Client Success Stories
My experience with Winthrop Law Corporation, and especially with attorney Brittany Miller, has been outstanding. From the start, they understood exactly what I wanted to achieve…
Going through a divorce is never easy, but working with Brittini Miller at Winthrop Law Offices made all the difference. From our first consultation, I felt heard, supported, and confident that I was in capable hands…
I highly recommend Winthrop Law Office, P.A. for anyone navigating a divorce. Dorian Brittani were outstanding attorneys—knowledgeable, compassionate, and dedicated to achieving the best outcome for me.
We Help With Complex Family Law Issues
Family court cases often involve several issues. A divorce could include domestic violence allegations and need to address child custody and child support, while also having a prenuptial agreement to enforce that outlines the expectations for alimony.
Whether you’re dealing with a single matter or overlapping issues, our team can help with:
- Divorce
- Paternity
- Alimony
- Post-Judgment Modifications
- Postnuptial Agreements
- Prenuptial Agreements
The first step is to call our firm and schedule a case evaluation. We will review your case with you and help you determine your legal options, taking into account your unique situation and goals. We’ll also explain how our firm works, including our proprietary Gold Standard Litigation System™.
Our Client Code
Meet Our Team
What Rights Do I Have?
Clients often ask us what their rights are in family law cases under Florida law, and there are a lot of myths and misconceptions about this topic. In general, you have the right to an equitable distribution of the marital assets and liabilities in property division during a divorce. Parents with legal parentage already established, either through marriage or paternity, also have the right to request custody (now called time-sharing) with their children. You have the right to have adequate notice of legal proceedings behind hold and the right to have an attorney act on your behalf and represent you. It’s important to remember that these rights hinge on following court procedures and meeting the applicable deadlines, and failing to respond to a filing or file your own petition can have lasting consequences.
Why Choose Us?
Do I Really Need a Florida Family Lawyer?
Navigating the court system in Florida requires knowledge of the statutes and the procedural requirements. Even a small mistake or forgotten deadline can have a negative impact and potentially long-term consequences for your case. Working with an attorney ensures you have a legal advocate and guide looking out for your interests, from filing the first petition to requesting a post-judgment modification.
Our Latest Blogs
How Long Does It Take To Get Divorced in Florida?
First, the law requires a minimum cooling-off period, which is 20 days. Sometimes people rush…
Florida Divorce and Business Assets—Don’t Overlook This Step
One of the biggest mistakes I see in a Florida divorce case is an attorney’s…
Mediation in Florida: Settling Divorce Without Trial
What Is Mediation in Florida? It is a process where both parties will meet with…
Florida Prenuptial Agreements Explained: Benefits and Limitations
What Is a Prenuptial Agreement? This is a specific contract between the parties, allowing them…
The Basics of an Uncontested Divorce in Florida
What Is an Uncontested Divorce? In Florida, if both parties agree on all issues, they…
Florida Divorce Law: What Constitutes Dissipation of Marital Property
Dissipation is when one party has committed some type of marital waste or misconduct, resulting…
Get Help With Your Family Law Case
Family law cases can move quickly, and it’s crucial to be able to respond appropriately and promptly to protect your rights. When you work with the attorneys at Winthrop Law Offices, you know you’re in good hands. Our legal team will work diligently and do everything we can to secure a favorable outcome for your case.
If you have questions about Florida law or what steps you should take next, our firm is here to help. Contact our office today at (561) 209-0410 to speak with a member of our team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact Us Today
TO SCHEDULE YOUR CONSULTATION
