We are a highly rated law firm providing outstanding legal services for those facing a family law matter. The Houser Law Firm is a Jacksonville, Florida family law firm focused on assisting clients navigate difficult issues such as divorce, paternity, modifications, alimony, equitable distribution, child support, mediation, timesharing, parenting plans, and/or Department of Revenue (DOR) cases.
If you are going through a separation, divorce, paternity issue, or any other family law issue, our firm is available to help you through the process. We are happy to provide a consultation to discuss your specific family law matter and determine an individualized legal strategy for your case. Give us a call today at 904.240.4212 or contact the office through the website to speak with an experienced family law attorney.
We will respond to your inquiry and schedule an appointment for you as soon as possible. We offer flexible appointment times, including early morning or afternoon consultations upon request.
If you are going through a separation, divorce, paternity issue, or any other family law issue, our firm is available to help you through the process. We are happy to provide a consultation to discuss your specific family law matter and determine an individualized legal strategy for your case. Give us a call today at 904.240.4212 or contact the office through the website to speak with an experienced family law attorney.
We will respond to your inquiry and schedule an appointment for you as soon as possible. We offer flexible appointment times, including early morning or afternoon consultations upon request.
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In 2009, Jenna M. Houser received her Bachelor's degree in English from the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Florida.
While attending UNF, Ms. Houser was a member of the Mock Trial Organization and participated in numerous regional and national competitions.
Ms. Houser graduated from Liberty University School of Law in 2012.
After graduating from law school, Ms. Houser returned to Jacksonville, Florida and accepted a position at a national asset management and financial planning company.
While attending UNF, Ms. Houser was a member of the Mock Trial Organization and participated in numerous regional and national competitions.
Ms. Houser graduated from Liberty University School of Law in 2012.
After graduating from law school, Ms. Houser returned to Jacksonville, Florida and accepted a position at a national asset management and financial planning company.
Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Tucker worked as an office manager for a local business in Valdosta, Georgia.
Additionally, Ms. Tucker's former spouse was a member of the United States Air Force.
As a military spouse for 17 years, Ms. Tucker became well versed on the intricacies of the military.
Also during that time Ms. Tucker participated in a variety of charities, including Habitat for Humanity and Meals on Wheels.
Her knowledge of the military system makes her an incredible asset to the firm.
Additionally, Ms. Tucker's former spouse was a member of the United States Air Force.
As a military spouse for 17 years, Ms. Tucker became well versed on the intricacies of the military.
Also during that time Ms. Tucker participated in a variety of charities, including Habitat for Humanity and Meals on Wheels.
Her knowledge of the military system makes her an incredible asset to the firm.
To make the most effective use of your consultation, you will want to bring a copy of any current court order that applies to you and/or your children as well as any other documentation pertinent to your case.
Our goal is for you to leave your consultation with the knowledge of what moving forward with your case involves.
Information about any previous legal proceedings between the spouses or involving any of the children.
Dates and particulars about any previous separations, attempts at reconciliation, or marriage counseling.
Our goal is for you to leave your consultation with the knowledge of what moving forward with your case involves.
Information about any previous legal proceedings between the spouses or involving any of the children.
Dates and particulars about any previous separations, attempts at reconciliation, or marriage counseling.
A dissolution of marriage may be either an "uncontested divorce" or a "contested divorce."
In either case, the Petitioner asks the Court for the divorce, and the Respondent receives and answers the Petition.
The Petition for Dissolution of Marriage is filed with the Clerk of Court and sent to the Respondent via service of process.
The Respondent is then required to file a written response to the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage with the Clerk of Court.
When handling an uncontested divorce, Ms. Houser's clients provide the complete agreement between the parties regarding issues such as equitable distribution, alimony, child support, timesharing, etc.
In either case, the Petitioner asks the Court for the divorce, and the Respondent receives and answers the Petition.
The Petition for Dissolution of Marriage is filed with the Clerk of Court and sent to the Respondent via service of process.
The Respondent is then required to file a written response to the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage with the Clerk of Court.
When handling an uncontested divorce, Ms. Houser's clients provide the complete agreement between the parties regarding issues such as equitable distribution, alimony, child support, timesharing, etc.
A Petition to Determine Paternity is filed with the Clerk of Court to assist either parent in acknowledging or establishing paternity, a timesharing schedule and child support.
Legal paternity can only be established through a Paternity Agreement signed by both parties or by court order.
Once Paternity is established, the court may order payment of child support (both current and retroactive), a timesharing schedule, and possibly and award of attorney's fees.
If an individual believes he is not the father of a child, he may contest the proceeding and request a DNA test.
Legal paternity can only be established through a Paternity Agreement signed by both parties or by court order.
Once Paternity is established, the court may order payment of child support (both current and retroactive), a timesharing schedule, and possibly and award of attorney's fees.
If an individual believes he is not the father of a child, he may contest the proceeding and request a DNA test.
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