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Family/Divorce attoney that accepts payment plans

Asked almost 3 years ago - Miami, FL

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Due to the economy, and the fact that I am separated and my husband is not paying child support I am looking for an attorney that takes payment plans in the Florida area. I am seeking for one that is aggressive but with good intent to solve the issue. I am also looking for a lawyer with a proven track record of success in the family/divorce area. How can I narrow down my search to find THE ONE!!!

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    Miami Tax Lawyer
    Contributor Level 20

    Answered August 01, 2010 12:34. The Florida bar has a referral service where it can refer you to attorneys in your geographic area who practice family law. Go to www.flabar.org for more information.

    THESE COMMENTS ARE NOT LEGAL ADVICE. They are provided for informational purposes only. Actual legal advice can only be provided after consultation by an attorney licensed in your jurisdiction. Answering this question does not create an attorney-client relationship or otherwise require further consultation.

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    Haddonfield Divorce / Separation Lawyer
    Contributor Level 18

    Answered July 28, 2010 13:52. You should speak to your local bar association or your state bar association for referrals.

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