Practice Area: Family Law
Divorce Lawyers
in Jacksonville, FL
Divorce is Hard. We’re Here to Help
Regardless of who wants to end the marriage, nor the reasoning behind it, divorce is difficult for all involved. An experienced, compassionate divorce lawyer working for you makes the process a little less difficult. You need an attorney who not only clearly explains the legal issues and process, but who also listens and remains sensitive to the unique issues in your case.
The family law lawyer you choose to work with can make all the difference in the outcome of your case and how you feel about that outcome. It’s important to choose an attorney you feel comfortable talking to openly. It’s equally important to work with a lawyer who listens closely and then helps you choose the best way to move forward in the legal process. You want someone who can be aggressive when necessary, but will not create unnecessary conflict.
At Liberty Law, we believe that everyone deserves to be happy. Our many years of experience as divorce lawyers have taught us that as important as it is for us to offer sound legal advice, it is equally important to help you navigate the transition between married life to single life. We listen to your concerns, get a good understanding of the history of your case and offer reassurance and hope that you will get through this.
Count on the lawyers at Liberty Law. We not only help with uncontested divorce, but we also know how to handle all the complexities of divorce issues.
Areas of Focus
CHILD CUSTODY / TIMESHARING
CHILD SUPPORT
PROPERTY DIVISION (INCLUDING TRACKING HIDDEN ASSETS)
DIVISION OF MILITARY RETIREMENT, 401(K)S, AND PENSION
VALUATION OF BUSINESSES
ALIMONY/ SPOUSAL SUPPORT
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE/ DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE
Divorce Modification
Unfortunately, a divorce decree or other court order doesn’t always bring about an end to the fighting. Sometimes an ex-spouse or other party doesn’t do what he or she agreed to do, or was ordered by the court to do.
Courts do not look kindly on parties who do not comply with its orders and will enforce orders regarding the following:
Parental Responsibility and Time-Sharing Rights
Payment of Debts
Child support
Medical support/Health Insurance
Exchange of Property
Spousal Support/Alimony
Whether your ex-spouse or other party is refusing to transfer property to you, failing to pay spousal or child support, or denying you access to your children, a family law attorney at our firm can help. In addition to court order enforcements, we also handle child custody and modification of judgments.
We know you have many concerns ranging from the length and cost of the divorce process, alimony/spousal support issues, property division issues, debts, and what will happen to your children. We have the answers you need to give you peace of mind as you navigate this painful and difficult process. At Liberty Law, you’re not alone.
We'll get through this together.
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Our clients say it all.
I retained Tom to represent me in a relatively difficult divorce. From our initial consultation all
the way through until we settled at Mediation, he was fantastic! He told me in our first meeting
that if I simply listen to what he says and do as he advises, I will come out just fine. He was
right!! What could have been a very drawn out and expensive divorce that we predicted would
take 12-18 months and would most likely end up in litigation...settled through mediation in less
than 3 months.
Deirdre
I hired Liberty Law to handle my divorce. I had a wonderful experience. Tom listened to the
issues in my case and presented solutions. And I found that when I followed his advice, things
worked out as he predicted. I couldn't be happier with Liberty Law, Tom, or the outcome of my case.
- Lilian
As a military member I can say they are the GO TO FIRM!! AFFORDABLE and PROFESSIONAL, the staff answered all questions asked and was able to complete my divorce after 6 previous failed attempts fast and effortlessly. I no longer have to worry about the abusive situation or exploits of being married in the military to force preservation of marriage.
- King Marcus
