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Miami Family Law

Protecting Your Family and Future

Divorce, Child Custody, Estate Planning & Probate in Miami, FL

Family Attorneys in Miami, FL

For many people, few things can be more stressful than dealing with legal issues. Going to court, filing legal documents, answering questions asked by a judge, and handling other legal concerns can be overwhelming for those who are not familiar with these procedures. For family members who need to address legal matters, the stress of dealing with these issues can be especially difficult since they may also be experiencing high levels of conflict and other emotional concerns. To ensure that family law concerns can be handled correctly, it is crucial to work with an experienced family attorney in Miami.

Miami-Dade County Divorce, Child Custody, and Estate Planning Lawyers

What We Do

Our Primary Practice Areas

Comprehensive legal representation across the full spectrum of family law in Miami. Each case is handled with the same level of care and strategic focus.

Divorce

Contested, uncontested, international, and high net worth divorce representation tailored to your circumstances.

Child Custody & Support

Protecting your relationship with your children through thoughtful, child-first custody and support strategies.

Guardianship

Legal guardianship for minors and incapacitated adults, ensuring vulnerable loved ones are properly cared for.

Estate Planning & Probate

Wills, trusts, asset protection, and probate representation to secure your family's future.

We help families

redesign their future

Effective Representation for Divorcing Spouses

When a couple’s marriage breaks down, divorce may be the best option for the family. The process of ending a marriage can be difficult, especially when there are high levels of conflict between spouses. Our Miami Dade family law attorneys provide representation in divorce cases, helping spouses determine their best options for resolving disputes, addressing financial concerns, and negotiating agreements that will protect their interests.


We work to ensure that all divorce-related issues will be handled correctly. We can provide guidance on how to address financial concerns related to the division of property, alimony, and more. We can also help determine whether mediation may be a good option for resolving disputes, and we will work to negotiate workable settlements or advocate for our clients in the courtroom during divorce litigation.

The MFLG Difference

Why Families Choose Us

Local expertise, personal attention, and an unwavering commitment to your family’s future; that’s the Miami Family Law Group standard.

30+
Years of
Experience

Decades of combined family law practice in Miami courts.

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Spanish-Speaking Attorneys

Comunicación clara en español — atendemos a toda la comunidad latina.

1:1
Personalized Strategy

Every case gets a tailored plan — no cookie-cutter representation.

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Strong Local Presence

Deep ties to Miami-Dade courts, judges, and the local legal community.

Helping Parents Address Child Custody Issues

For married parents who are planning to get a divorce, issues related to the custody of their children will likely be among their most important concerns. Unmarried parents may also need to address child custody issues as well. Determining whether parents will share legal and/or physical custody or whether sole custody may be appropriate can be a complex matter, but the most important factor in these cases will be the best interests of the child.

Our Miami Dade family law attorneys provide representation for parents in child custody cases, helping them find solutions that will allow them to maintain important relationships while providing for their children’s ongoing needs. We can also help address related issues, such as child support or parental relocation.

We can work to resolve disputes between parents

and craft agreements that will allow them to work together as co-parents and put their children’s best interests first.

Hear From Our Clients

Legal Help With Other Family Law Issues

We can provide assistance with a variety of other legal issues that may affect families. We represent family members in adoption and guardianship cases. We can help establish paternity or create prenuptial or postnuptial agreements. We can also work with clients to request restraining orders in cases involving domestic violence or enforce court orders put in place in divorce or child custody cases.

 

Our team is Spanish speaking

Where We Serve

Serving Families Across South Florida

Local representation throughout Miami-Dade County and surrounding communities.

Assistance with

Estate Planning

It is important for families to be prepared for whatever challenges the future may bring.

Estate planning can be crucial for addressing the needs of different family members and ensuring that a person’s wishes will be followed. Our family attorneys in Miami work with clients to establish wills and trusts, protect assets, minimize taxes, and provide for a person’s needs throughout their lifetime. We can also provide representation during the probate process to ensure that a person’s assets will be distributed to their beneficiaries correctly after their death.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is miafamilylaw?

Estate planning can be crucial for addressing the needs of different family members and ensuring that a person’s wishes will be followed. Our family attorneys in Miami work with clients to establish wills and trusts, protect assets, minimize taxes, and provide for a person’s needs throughout their lifetime. We can also provide representation during the probate process to ensure that a person’s assets will be distributed to their beneficiaries correctly after their death.

Secure peace of mind for your future.

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2665 South Bayshore Drive Suite 100 Miami, FL 33133

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