Capriles Law, P.A. is a boutique practice that concentrates exclusively on family and matrimonial law matters. The firm understands that a client's family law matters can greatly impact their lives, both financially and emotionally. The attorneys at Capriles Law, P.A. are knowledgeable, experienced, and attuned to the unique needs of each client, offering both compassionate legal counseling and zealous representation.
Whether the focus is on amicable resolution through settlement or zealous representation in a contested matter decided by the court, the firm prides itself on providing skilled, intelligent, and well-reasoned advocacy to help each client begin the next chapter of their lives.
Whether the focus is on amicable resolution through settlement or zealous representation in a contested matter decided by the court, the firm prides itself on providing skilled, intelligent, and well-reasoned advocacy to help each client begin the next chapter of their lives.
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Claudia R. Capriles is the founder and owner of Capriles Law, P.A. in Coral Gables, Florida, and has dedicated the majority of her legal career to the practice of marital and family law.
During her undergraduate studies, Claudia participated in a student internship program at the Miami-Dade County State Attorney's Office.
While in law school, Claudia was a member of the St. Thomas Law Review, International Moot Court, Peter T. Fay Inns of Court, and Hispanic Association of Law Students.
Claudia also received the Best Oralist and Best Overall Performance Awards in the 2003 Fall Intermural Moot Court Competition and served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Linda A. Wells, Third District Court of Appeal of Florida.
During her undergraduate studies, Claudia participated in a student internship program at the Miami-Dade County State Attorney's Office.
While in law school, Claudia was a member of the St. Thomas Law Review, International Moot Court, Peter T. Fay Inns of Court, and Hispanic Association of Law Students.
Claudia also received the Best Oralist and Best Overall Performance Awards in the 2003 Fall Intermural Moot Court Competition and served as a judicial intern for the Honorable Linda A. Wells, Third District Court of Appeal of Florida.
Many couples choose to take proactive steps to plan for the future and resolve certain issues that may arise in the event of divorce or death, by entering into prenuptial or postnuptial agreements.
These agreements are similar in nature but differ in the timing of their execution.
Prenuptial agreements are signed prior to a couple's marriage, while postnuptial agreements are signed during a marriage.
Postnuptial agreements may also be used to modify terms of a prenuptial agreement when the couple's personal or financial circumstances may have changed.
These agreements are similar in nature but differ in the timing of their execution.
Prenuptial agreements are signed prior to a couple's marriage, while postnuptial agreements are signed during a marriage.
Postnuptial agreements may also be used to modify terms of a prenuptial agreement when the couple's personal or financial circumstances may have changed.
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