Daytona Beach Divorce Lawyer

About Getting a Florida Divorce

In Florida, the moment one spouse declares that their marriage is "irrevocably broken" and they file for divorce, the entire legal system goes into action and each party becomes involved in the process of divorce.  If there are no children involved and the two parties can reach agreements amicably between themselves, the process can take as little as three months.  If there are children involved or if it proves difficult to reach agreements on settlement issues such as property division, alimony, child support and custody then it will become necessary to resolve these with the help of a divorce lawyer.  If you are considering or are already involved in a divorce you need to find a legal representative that is experienced and well versed in these subjects and who can protect your best interests.  You should speak to a Daytona Beach family lawyer at Buckmaster Law for more information.

Every divorce is a very personal and unique circumstance.  The laws in Florida are designed to protect the best interests of any children involved in the dissolution of a marriage and to establish guidelines that make it possible for the divorcing couples to divide their assets and liabilities in an equitable fashion.  Jeremy J. Buckmaster is a caring and dedicated family law lawyer with extensive experience as both a state prosecutor and defense attorney.  Our firm is committed to protecting the legal rights and representing the best interests of our clients who are seeking a divorce.  Our goal is to provide you with a strong but not necessarily contentious approach to reaching a final settlement that is both fair and just.

Divorce Attorney in Daytona Beach

Part of every divorce is to attempt to resolve your settlement through mediation.  If successful, this will avoid the additional time and money of going to court.  Florida divorces are "gender neutral" and are designed to provide equal rights and representation to both parties on issues such as alimony, support and custody.  When children are involved, the court's primary focus is to protect the best interests of the children and decisions relating to custody, visitation and support are all done with the child's interests coming first.  Call our offices for a consultation and we can answer your questions.