When you're looking for a law firm for representation, it is important to find an attorney that will use experience, knowledge, and passion to represent their clients. With Alison B. Copley, P.A., we take pride in representing our clients who are unable to speak for themselves. For over 30 years, we have treated all of our clients in Sebring and the surrounding area with the highest priority and attention regardless of their situation.
Our areas of law expertise include child support, child custody, alimony, divorce, family law, wills, and pre/postnuptial agreements. If you're in need of an attorney that is going to go the extra mile for you, your family, or your business, then contact us today at (863) 385-8740. Our family law practice is based in Sebring, Florida and provides services throughout Highlands, Hardee, and Polk Counties.
The practice of family law is our primary focus and we have over thirty years of experience. We care about the well-being of our clients and are committed to protecting their interests while pursuing a fair result.
Our areas of law expertise include child support, child custody, alimony, divorce, family law, wills, and pre/postnuptial agreements. If you're in need of an attorney that is going to go the extra mile for you, your family, or your business, then contact us today at (863) 385-8740. Our family law practice is based in Sebring, Florida and provides services throughout Highlands, Hardee, and Polk Counties.
The practice of family law is our primary focus and we have over thirty years of experience. We care about the well-being of our clients and are committed to protecting their interests while pursuing a fair result.
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For clients with children, perhaps the most difficult and consequential aspects of their cases involve the determination of child custody and visitation.
Child custody and visitation are more commonly referred to today as time-sharing.
Time-sharing is effectuated through a parenting plan that outlines when and where the children will live and how parents will make decisions about the children's life.
The parenting plan can have an enormous impact on your child's well-being and the child's relationship with their parents.
Child custody and visitation are more commonly referred to today as time-sharing.
Time-sharing is effectuated through a parenting plan that outlines when and where the children will live and how parents will make decisions about the children's life.
The parenting plan can have an enormous impact on your child's well-being and the child's relationship with their parents.
However, even with these guidelines, determining how much child support parents must pay can be extremely challenging.
In special circumstances, support amounts can be higher or lower than the guideline amounts.
We understand the complexities surrounding child support cases and can help assist you in getting the support your child needs or ensuring that you are paying your fair share of child support.
Sometimes it becomes necessary to seek the modification of a child support order that has already been entered.
In special circumstances, support amounts can be higher or lower than the guideline amounts.
We understand the complexities surrounding child support cases and can help assist you in getting the support your child needs or ensuring that you are paying your fair share of child support.
Sometimes it becomes necessary to seek the modification of a child support order that has already been entered.
In a proceeding for dissolution of marriage, the court may grant alimony to either party.
Florida law provides for five different types of spousal support: temporary alimony, bridge-the-gap alimony, rehabilitative alimony, durational alimony, and permanent alimony.
The types of possible spousal support available to you will depend on the specific facts of your case.
Alimony can be a hotly contested issue and courts have some discretion in deciding whether to award spousal support.
Because alimony can play such a large role in your future financial standing, we will work diligently in your support negotiations to seek a fair settlement.
Florida law provides for five different types of spousal support: temporary alimony, bridge-the-gap alimony, rehabilitative alimony, durational alimony, and permanent alimony.
The types of possible spousal support available to you will depend on the specific facts of your case.
Alimony can be a hotly contested issue and courts have some discretion in deciding whether to award spousal support.
Because alimony can play such a large role in your future financial standing, we will work diligently in your support negotiations to seek a fair settlement.
Divorce is likely to be one of the toughest events you can experience.
Having an experienced advocate on your side may lessen the emotional strain that comes along with a dissolution of marriage.
We represent clients in straightforward divorce cases, as well as those that are more complicated.
Each one of these aspects presents their own unique challenges that requires highly skilled attorneys that handle any legal situation.
Because decisions involving minor children are particularly sensitive, child support and child custody (time-sharing) agreements can produce contentious negotiations.
Having an experienced advocate on your side may lessen the emotional strain that comes along with a dissolution of marriage.
We represent clients in straightforward divorce cases, as well as those that are more complicated.
Each one of these aspects presents their own unique challenges that requires highly skilled attorneys that handle any legal situation.
Because decisions involving minor children are particularly sensitive, child support and child custody (time-sharing) agreements can produce contentious negotiations.
Time limits and strict procedure restrictions must be met when making a premarital agreement.
It's important to contact a skilled prenuptial agreement attorney as soon as possible.
Calling a few days before your wedding, may be too late.
Your prenuptial agreement must be written well enough to be able to stand up to any challenge in court.
Should your marriage end in divorce, your spouse's attorney will attempt to ask the court to set aside the prenuptial agreement.
Sometimes a couple may decide to do draft an agreement after they have been legally married.
It's important to contact a skilled prenuptial agreement attorney as soon as possible.
Calling a few days before your wedding, may be too late.
Your prenuptial agreement must be written well enough to be able to stand up to any challenge in court.
Should your marriage end in divorce, your spouse's attorney will attempt to ask the court to set aside the prenuptial agreement.
Sometimes a couple may decide to do draft an agreement after they have been legally married.
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