Marital & Family Law Firm in Tampa, Florida

Quinn Law Firm, P.A.

412 East Madison Street Suite 803 Tampa, Florida 33602 USA

 (813) 223-7739
 (813) 223-7741

www.tampadivorcelaw.com
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Law Firm Overview

Quinn Law Firm, P.A. is centrally located in downtown Tampa, Florida. Our firm practices exclusively in the area of Marital and Family Law. By concentrating our practice on one area of the law, we strive to provide our clients with superior personalized service and aggressive representation in order to obtain maximum results.

The founder and a managing partner of Quinn Law Firm, P.A., Mary Elizabeth Quinn, is steeped in family law in Tampa. She serves your legal needs based on more than 14 years of litigation experience in marital and family law matters. Ms. Quinn confines her practice exclusively to complex dissolution of marriage litigation and negotiations, mediations, parenting and time-sharing issues, custodial determination, asset distribution, spousal support, maintenance, and alimony.

Divorce is a complex process that potentially affects every aspect of one’s life from financial to emotional, physical to legal. Our objective is to provide you with an assessment of your case and assist in formulating solutions that best suit your family's needs and goals. Utilizing our specific knowledge and experience in the area of Family Law, we strive to settle clients' disputes quickly and discreetly using settlement mechanisms such as Mediation. However, with a broad background and depth of experience litigating contested matrimonial and custody matters, our Firm is ready and able to litigate your case to conclusion when settlement is impossible.

Practice Areas

Additional Practice Areas: Marital Assets & Debts; Modification; Enforcement.

Practice Areas Description

Quinn Law Firm provides legal representation on the following areas of Family Law:

- Divorce

Divorce is a complex process, both emotionally and legally. It involves issues relating to your children, their residence and timesharing with each parent, issues relating to the identification, valuation and ultimate distribution of your property, alimony and child support. It is a process that can and often does affect every aspect of your life. We are here to assist you with this process.

- Child Custody

During a divorce, if you and your spouse have minor children, you will be faced with making difficult decisions regarding your future responsibilities toward your children, where your children are to reside and how decisions affecting your children’s future will be made. We have assisted countless parents in these all-important matters.

- Alimony

Alimony, also referred to as spousal support or maintenance, is generally defined as payments from one spouse to the other on a temporary or permanent basis. The purpose of Alimony generally is to enable a spouse to continue to live in a lifestyle or standard of living similar to what was enjoyed during the marriage. Here are the several types of Alimony: Temporary Alimony; Permanent Alimony; Rehabilitative Alimony; Bridge-the-Gap Alimony (or Transitional alimony).

- Child Support

In a divorce proceeding, the Court may, at any time, order a parent who owes a duty to support his or her children to pay child support in accordance with the Florida Child Support Guidelines. Child support is calculated based on the income of the Parties. Furthermore, if the Parties have daycare, afterschool care and health insurance payments, those items are calculated in the child support guidelines. Our attorneys are well-versed in the mathematics of child support calculation, from the beginning point of determining true monthly income through the process to determine the final and correct figure.

- Marital Assets & Debts

During dissolution of marriage, in the event that the parties are unable to agree to a division of their property, the court will determine and divide their property based on a concept of an equitable distribution. First the court determines if there are any non-marital assets. Second, the court will determine the marital assets and liabilities. The Court then is faced with the valuation of marital assets and ultimate distribution of those assets and liabilities unless there is a justification for an unequal visitation based on the factors enumerated under the statute.

- Visitation

Making child visitation arrangements work for the parents and focus on the needs of the children is always a challenge, and one we have extensive experience handling.

- Modification

A court order that initially works well may not continue to serve your needs or the needs of the children without adjustment. We handle all types of divorce modifications.

- Paternity

In Florida, the court will find out who the father is and then order him to provide the most support possible for the child. Legal representation in Florida paternity cases is critical.

- Domestic Violence

As a survivor of domestic abuse, you have a right under Florida law to be protected. Our firm is experienced in litigating to protect your rights.

- Enforcement

Divorce decrees are legal orders. Those who choose not to follow an order may be held in contempt of court.

- Estate Planning

Divorce law in Brandon or Tampa makes it essential that estate planning be addressed in order to protect your assets and adjust your estate to your life’s new realities.

Attorneys

Ms. Mary Elizabeth Quinn Attorney Divorce, Domestic Violence, Estate Planning, Family Law

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