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Where do I begin?! We were looking for a good lawyer for family court case after fighting for child custody for 4.5 years. We met Alex in November.
2024 . Alex was not only an advocator but she was also a friend and mentor to us. Alex went beyond and above to help our case out. From the start to the very end Alex went through everything to get us to this point this light. We now get to start working on building a new relationship back up with this child and hope to make a difference in our family. Alex would work after hours to make sure her clients get the understanding of everything and make sure we are well prepared for what is to come. After hours, days, weeks, months hours, we found light. If it wasn’t for Alex we wouldn’t be able to get to where we are. Alex, thank you so much for your hard work, mentorship, friendship, and support! Highly recommend
Cara Lanzarotta
I’m so thankful I found my attorney, Alexandra, she really advocated for me and helped me through a difficult time. I felt that I could trust her and her staff was great. They were always in communication with me either through phone or email. I would definitely recommend! She listened and I felt that she cared , I wasn’t just another client.
J Fleur
Morgan Drose
Domestic violence is a crime committed in the supposedly safe confines of the home. However, not all cases of domestic violence are reported, primarily due to the physical, psychological, emotional, and social barriers that arise when a family member is an abuser. Some victims may not even be aware that they are experiencing domestic violence, let alone know how to address it.
In court, some domestic abuse cases can be ambiguous, particularly when they are juxtaposed with concepts such as child discipline, anger management, or isolated incidents. Given the sensitive and complex nature of domestic abuse cases, the need for a trusted and skilled lawyer is crucial.
Considering the danger entailed in domestic violence and abuse cases, no matter how vague your case is, you may be entitled to court-ordered protection, which is obtained through petitioning. When evidence is convincing enough, the court may approve certain Victim Protective Orders (VPOs) or injunctions to protect the victim as the case is being heard.
Temporary injunctions are fast and temporary court orders that prevent the alleged abuser from doing actions that allow any form of domestic violence as the case is being heard. The court will immediately schedule and conduct a hearing for the petitioner. The judge will order a temporary injunction, like a restraining order if evidence points to such courses of action whether or not the accused shows up. A final injunction can be ordered after the case if the threat is still present.
Domestic violence in Florida is a criminal offense that can result in probation or even jail time. It involves acts of violence against a person, whether they are a family member or a household member, within the confines of their home. This makes it an incredibly serious matter for anyone convicted of it or suffering from it.
The range of actions that may constitute domestic violence is extensive. Physical assault or abuse, which encompasses actions such as touching, punching, kicking, pushing, or slapping, can be considered regardless of whether visible physical injury is present.
Furthermore, domestic violence may also encompass emotional, verbal, or psychological abuse, in addition to physical harm. A person can be found guilty of domestic violence if they have stalked, threatened, or sexually abused a member of their household.
Regardless of the complexity and difficulty of your domestic violence case, if you believe you are genuinely in such circumstances, Davis and Associates, Attorneys at Law can provide you with a top-notch Fort Myers domestic violence attorney. Our team of legal professionals excels in handling these intricate cases, and we stand ready to offer you our finest services. While obtaining legal support may entail significant costs, it can ultimately save you more funds in the long run.
Considering the danger entailed in domestic violence and abuse cases, no matter how vague your case is, you may be entitled to court-ordered protection, which is obtained through petitioning. When evidence is convincing enough, the court may approve certain Victim Protective Orders (VPOs) or injunctions to protect the victim as the case is being heard.
We are prepared to fight for protective orders to ensure your safety, diligently examining and analyzing your case with attention to detail and ample resources.
Whether you need to gather and present compelling evidence for the abuse no matter how difficult it may be to find them or if you need aggressive representation in court to get the best results, Davis and Associates, Attorneys at Law’s dedicated domestic abuse attorneys will be by your side. We guarantee our utmost professionalism, sharpness, and compassion for your interests whenever you reach out to us.
It depends on whether the divorce is contested, the number of issues the parties resolve, and the level of cooperation between them. We offer a free consultation to help you estimate your costs.
This is the final court order that officially ends the marriage and outlines all the terms of the divorce, including child custody, support, property division, and more.
You must file a petition with the Clerk of Court at the Lee County Justice Center. Our attorneys can handle every step of the process.
An uncontested divorce is generally faster and more affordable. We’ll guide you through it efficiently while protecting your interests.
Even in amicable divorces, a lawyer ensures the paperwork is correct and that your rights are protected. Filing errors can delay the process or cause future problems.