Lakeland, Bartow and Winter Haven Family Law Attorneys

When sensitive issues arise among relatives or family members, an experienced Lakeland, Bartow and Winter Haven family law firm can help. Saunders Law Group is made up of a team of highly qualified attorneys who are proud to offer clients trustworthy knowledge and advice. Contact us today to find out more about how we can assist you.

While each Lakeland, Bartow and Winter Haven family law attorney at Saunders Law Group is prepared to help clients with virtually any type of family law matter, below is a list of some of the most common family issues:

• Custody: A significant number of family law cases revolve around the issue of what the law used to refer to as custody. Determining which parent deserves custody of a child can be difficult not only for the parents of the child, but also for the court. In divorce cases, the court determines the family placement of any child who is not yet 18 years old. This decision must be made carefully since it will determine the education, welfare, and upbringing of the child.
• Divorce: A divorce can happen suddenly or over the course of many years. If you or someone you know is going through a divorce, contact a Lakeland, Bartow and Winter Haven family law attorney as soon as possible. Some divorces are resolved quickly without the assistance of the court. Known as an uncontested divorce, this way of dissolving a marriage is the least expensive option. However, couples sometimes disagree on issues such as alimony and custody and may enter into a contested divorce.
• Alimony: Also known as spousal support or maintenance, alimony can be granted in divorce and separation cases to spouses who require financial support in order to survive. Seek the help of a reputable Lakeland, Bartow and Winter Haven family law firm if you need assistance obtaining alimony in a divorce case.
• Visitation: One of the most common family issues that requires legal aid is visitation. After one parent has been deemed the guardian of a child, the other parent may be granted visitation rights. However, before granting visitation, the court will determine whether doing so would be in the best interests of the child.

Saunders Law Group handles every family law case with the utmost sensitivity, discretion, and skill. We understand what is at stake and we are ready to fight for you. To speak to one of our experienced family law attorneys, do not hesitate in contacting us today either by phone at 1-866-334-3309 or through our convenient online form.