Pensacola Family Law Appeals Attorneys

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For those going through a divorce, the court's opinion may not be acceptable. Countless factors play a role in the final decree, and sometimes the most important things are left by the wayside. If you believe that the court's decision does not accurately reflect the circumstances in your case, contact our attorneys as soon as possible.

Your interests may not always be protected in court without the help of an attorney, and the other party may benefit more from the final decision. At The Virga Law Firm, P.A., we believe that clients going through a divorce or other family legal matters deserve aggressive representation. Our attorneys can work with you to create a customized case strategy to meet your unique needs. With over 100 years of combined experience, our team has the knowledge you need to pursue a more favorable result.

Call our Pensacola family law appeals attorneys at (800) 822-5170 to find out how we can advocate for you.

Complex Family Law Matters in Florida

Family law encompasses many legal matters, from divorce to child custody and adoption. Families are diverse and have a unique history which can also mean that they have unique issues that need to be resolved. For those in need of assistance with a critical family law issue, an attorney can help.

While some family issues can be resolved without legal intervention, it is crucial to understand that a lawyer does not just assist clients with their divorce or custody order. An attorney often provides insight and support throughout the legal process. They are a resource for families and individuals who offer legal counsel based on their experience and education during challenging times.

Some family matters may become complicated without an attorney, or your rights may not be protected in court. Many complex issues may arise, and it is always best to consult an attorney.

Property Division and Child Custody

The two most complicated and emotionally draining family law matters include property division during divorce and child custody. These issues involve finances, familial relationships, and the law, and the outcome could impact your future.

During a divorce, the court will divide property according to the rules of equitable division. This means that the court will evaluate each spouse's contribution to the marriage and financial position and decide which property is given to each spouse. The court attempts to do this fairly, but the judge may not have enough information, or your testimony may not be considered. If this happens, you may not be given access to marital property equal to your spouse.

Child custody can be contentious, especially for spouses who cannot agree on their divorce. While the court acts in the child's best interests, every detail and piece of evidence must be presented before the court. Your child should be in the safest environment possible, and ensuring that they are taken care of is a top priority. If the outcome of your child custody case is not favorable, an attorney can help you file an appeal to reopen the case.

Child custody can also come up outside of divorce. For remarried spouses, stepparents may adopt the child after marriage. Contact an attorney if you are a stepparent or your new spouse would like to adopt your child. A legal representative can guide you through the process and advocate for your interests every step of the way.

Serving Pensacola and the Surrounding Areas

The Virga Law Firm, P.A., handles various family law matters and has over eight decades of combined experience in and outside of the courtroom. We understand how important your case is and act on your behalf to protect your interests and fight for you.

Our firm handles the following cases:

• Divorce
• Paternity
• Annulment
• Child custody
• Father's rights
• Child support
• Domestic violence
• Financial affidavits
• Guardianships
• And more

If you are not satisfied with the result of your family law case, our attorneys can help you pursue a family law appeal to reopen the matter and potentially get a different outcome.

Contact The Virga Law Firm, P.A. today.