Attorney Cazeau has over 20 years of legal experience in the areas of personal injury and family law. Family law covers all aspects of family relationships, which include contested and uncontested divorce, child support, time-sharing, adoption, and even domestic violence.
If you are considering getting a divorce speak to an experienced attorney. Contact our office and schedule an appointment.
Reasons to hire a Personal Injury Attorney
- Insurance companies have lawyers representing them
- You suffered financial loss because of your injuries
- Most insurance companies like to collect premiums but don’t like to pay claims. We can help!
Reasons to hire a Family Law Attorney
- Divorce – Contested or Uncontested
- Seeking Alimony or spousal support
- Need to establish visitation/time-sharing
- Representation in a child support case
- Need to establish or disestablish paternity
- Division of marital assets or debts
- Name change
If you have been injured in an accident due to the negligence of another contact our office to schedule an appointment.
Personal Injury
Family Law
Family law is a practice area concerned with legal issues involving family relationships, such as adoption, divorce (simplified and contested), paternity, parenting plan, and time-sharing (custody) and name change.
Florida law defines domestic violence as any assault, battery, aggravated battery, aggravated assault, stalking, kidnapping, false imprisonment or any criminal act resulting in injury or death of a family or household member or intimate partner by another.
Florida law provides protection against violence in the form of an injunction, also known as a restraining order or stay away order, whether temporary or permanent which places restrictions on the abuser.
If you are a victim of domestic violence or have been wrongly accused of domestic violence contact our office.
Domestic Violence & Injunctions
Child Support & Time Sharing
Child support in Florida is governed by Florida Statutes. The premise of child support is that both parents have the responsibility to provide for the needs of the child(ren) born to both parties. Child support is based on both parties income and the amount of time sharing by both parents with the minor child(ren). The amount paid in child support is calculated by a formula determined by Florida Child Support Guidelines.
If you would like to know more about your rights in a divorce or paternity case and want to ensure that your rights are protected throughout the process, contact our office to schedule an appointment.
When a child is born in a marriage the child is presumed to be the child of both parents. When a child is born out of wedlock and you need to establish your paternal rights as a father of the minor child(ren) it is recommended that you get a DNA test done to establish paternity. If you have been denied the opportunity to see your child(ren). Our office can assist with the process.
If you are under court-ordered child support and you have information that establishes doubts that you are the father we can assist you in the process to disestablish paternity.