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Divorce
The process of getting divorced can take many different forms depending on the parties involved. In its simplest form, an uncontested divorce with no children, property, or support issues can be a quick process with little fanfare. Other times, the parties can settle their issues out of court with a carefully negotiated agreement. Unfortunately, in some cases the parties must resort to litigation in court to resolve their disputes. Regardless of which approach is best for your particular circumstance, we offer guidance and counsel for the most effective ways to deal with the issues facing you and your family. These can include the allocation of parental responsibilities, timesharing, child support, spousal support, and the valuation and division of property. In addition to addressing your legal needs, we also work with a number of outside professionals to meet any other needs that might arise in your case.

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Craig E Weissberg PA

Divorce
The process of getting divorced can take many different forms depending on the parties involved. In its simplest form, an uncontested divorce with no children, property, or support issues can be a quick process with little fanfare. Other times, the parties can settle their issues out of court with a carefully negotiated agreement. Unfortunately, in some cases the parties must resort to litigation in court to resolve their disputes. Regardless of which approach is best for your particular circumstance, we offer guidance and counsel for the most effective ways to deal with the issues facing you and your family. These can include the allocation of parental responsibilities, timesharing, child support, spousal support, and the valuation and division of property. In addition to addressing your legal needs, we also work with a number of outside professionals to meet any other needs that might arise in your case.
Child Support
Typically, the court is bound by the amount of child support determined by the guidelines. The Court can, in its discretion, deviate up or down from the guidelines amount by up to five percent (5%). Any deviation greater than 5% must be justified with written findings by the Court. Although there are circumstances that may justify a reduction in support from the guidelines, the Court will not approve a lesser amount simply because it is agreed to by the parties.
Child Custody and Visitation
Paternity
Paternity actions can be initiated regardless of whether parentage is at issue. Judicial determinations of paternity are often necessary to establish a person’s parental rights if the parents were never married. Like in a divorce case, the process is used to address the allocation of parental responsibilities, timesharing, and child support issues.
Spousal Support
In Florida, the amount of child support to be paid is determined by the Child Support Guidelines found in Chapter 61 of the Florida Statutes. In order to determine the proper amount of child support, you must first determine the net monthly income of each party after deducting the appropriate amounts for taxes and other allowable deductions. These other deductions include those for health insurance premiums (excluding payments for coverage for minor children), mandatory union dues, mandatory retirement contributions, court-ordered child support actually paid for other children, and alimony or spousal support payments. The child support guidelines then dictate an amount of support based upon the combined net incomes and number of children of the parties. This amount is then apportioned between the parties based upon their pro rata shares of the total combine net monthly income. In addition to this base amount, the parties are each responsible for their pro rata share of daycare and health insurance costs. Finally, these amounts may be adjusted to account for substantial or significant overnight timesharing with either parent.

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Corporate Law
In 1998, Mr. Weissberg established the law firm of Silverman & Weissberg, a Partnership of Professional Associations as a founding member. In 2000, Mr. Weissberg then affiliated with a local corporate law firm, where he directed that firm’s family and civil litigation practice until re-establishing his own firm in November 2002. In the years since, Mr. Weissberg has concentrated his practice in the area of family law litigation. At the same time, Mr. Weissberg continues to assist clients in a variety of other areas.

Real Estate Transactions
Since the firm’s inception, Mr. Weissberg has successfully represented clients in a multitude of civil and family practice matters in both original and post-judgment proceedings. Mr. Weissberg’s representation of clients in family matters has included actions for dissolution of marriage, paternity, modification and enforcement actions dealing with specific issues of child support, timesharing and visitation, parental responsibility and parenting plan issues, relocation, alimony and spousal support, property division, and the equitable division of assets and liabilities. In addition, Mr. Weissberg assists his clients in a variety of related areas including estate planning, real estate transactions, and the resolution of civil disputes.

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Estate Planning
Other times, the parents may agree on the best course of action, but may have disputes with schools, medical providers, and other agencies. Further still, any final case resolution, whether or by agreement or court order, should account for the interaction between support awards and eligibility for certain government benefits. In some cases, the most beneficial solution requires that the parties must also plan for the best way to address the needs of the child, including independent living considerations, in adulthood. Lastly, parties should contemplate estate planning strategies that benefit all members of the family far into the future.

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Tax Law
The equitable division of assets and debts in a divorce can require an analysis of timing, valuation, and tax issues. This can be further complicated when certain assets, such as a home or retirement plan, were acquired before the marriage, but then grew in value over time. In addition to addressing these issues, we can help you determine how each asset and debt fits into your plan for your future after divorce.

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