Representing family law clients in Yulee, Callahan, Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island

If you are thinking about getting a divorce or have a family law legal issue in Northeast Florida, you need to speak with an experienced attorney. For dependable family law advice that addresses both your short-term needs and your long-range goals, contact the Lasky Law Firm.

The divorce lawyers at the Lasky Law firm serve clients throughout Nassau County. The Florida Family Law attorneys at the Lasky Law Firm focus their practice on domestic relations law. You will benefit from their experience and counsel on the following issues:

• Discovery and disclosure of income and assets
• Alimony, child support, and child custody
• Property division negotiations or litigation
• Visitation, time-sharing and parenting plans
• Tax consequences of family law agreements
• Relocation to another state or another Florida city

At the Lasky Law Firm, we work closely with our clients to develop proper expectations during and after your divorce. We help you define your immediate needs and objectives, and help you put forth your vision of what a successful outcome might be for you, your children, and your family. At all times, we make sure that your goals are based on a realistic understanding of your rights and responsibilities under Florida law.

While most legal issues in a Nassau County divorce can be worked out by agreement of the parties, our extensive experience in divorce litigation means that your interests can be protected and advanced in court whenever necessary, if the facts and the law can reasonably be argued in support of your position.

For practical legal representation that focuses on your needs and objectives, contact the Florida divorce lawyers at the Lasky Law Firm.

Please note, all information herein is provided for general informational purposes only. The information herein is not intended as legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. Different factual scenarios may yield different results. In addition, several other factors must be considered in each individual case, and those factors can only be ascertained by speaking directly to an attorney.