McKinnon Legal provides premier family law assistance in the South Florida area, including Miramar, Fort Lauderdale, and both Miami-Dade and Broward counties, and recently released a video on Equitable Asset Division in South Florida Divorce Law.
Miramar, Fla. – (Newsfile Corp. – December 12, 2022) – The law firm of McKinnon Legal has created and syndicated a new video to help explain the necessities of equitable distribution of wealth as an aspect of Florida divorce law. The informational video aims to cover some of the basic considerations that spouses need to consider when approaching a divorce – and specifically how custody issues arising from the divorce can play a role in the division of those assets.
The video debuted on Local Leader TV’s YouTube channel and was also syndicated as a podcast. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c7I9p7wZiY).
McKinnon Legal Release Equitable Asset Division Attorneys & Child Custody Video
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McKinnon Legal also offers a family law hotline for South Florida men and women who need to speak to an attorney about a child support or custody issue. Their primary number — (305) 416-0045 — is the Fort Lauderdale Family Law Hotline, and residents in and around the Fort Lauderdale and Miramar areas and all Miami-Dade and Broward Counties who wish to speak to an attorney may call this number first and speak to the receptionist, who can take their information and determine the best course of action, whether it is referring it to a counselor or other mediator, or scheduling a conference with Christina McKinnon or one of the other child support attorneys or child custody attorneys at McKinnon Law.
Many couples who are considering hiring a divorce attorney go into their first consultation uncertain about what to expect, especially when it comes to arranging or even discussing matters such as child support and support payments and child custody , also during and after divorce proceedings are completed. Fair distribution of wealth—taking into account individual incomes, travel expenses, parental responsibilities, and other various aspects of child support and custody—can be particularly confusing when trying to figure your own way. For this reason, almost all individuals seeking a separation from a spouse hire a divorce attorney for child support and custody issues.
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Florida is an equitable distribution state, meaning judges divide marital property and debt fairly. This can mean a 50-50 split, but that’s not always the case. Especially when divorces involve complex financial relationships, one spouse is often given preference over the other in the division.
McKinnon Legal has been recognized as one of the top divorce and family law attorneys in the South Florida area. McKinnon’s founder, Christina McKinnon, has been named an AV-Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell, has been recognized twice as a Top Attorney by the South Florida Legal Guide, as well as a Top Attorney by The Daily Business Review, American Lawyer Media, and a Top -100 Attorney of the National Black Lawyers. Operating since 2004, the firm focuses primarily on family law, including child support and custody, as well as other aspects of family law, such as divorce, mediation and complex divisions of property and property law, which can be particularly complex where one or both spouses are business owners, particularly where this is the case trade started during the marriage.
McKinnon Legal serves clients in the South Florida area including Miramar, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale and Miami. For more information, see the firm’s South Florida Family Law Practice Google Business Listing or their website.
Contact information:
Name: Christine McKinnon
Email: office@mckinnon-legal.com
Organization: McKinnon Legal
Address: 2750 SW 145th Avenue Suite 106, Miramar, FL 33027, USA
Telephone: +1-305-416-0045
Website: https://McKinnon-Legal.com
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