Miami Family Law Attorneys

Family law matters touch every part of your life — your children, your finances, your home, and your future. Whether you are facing a contested divorce, a custody battle, or a support dispute, the decisions made in court today will shape your life for years to come.

At Reynoso Erickson Trial Law, P.A., we bring the same trial-tested approach to family law that has defined our practice. We prepare every case as if it is going to court and never push our clients toward a quick settlement when their rights, their children, or their financial security are on the line.

Comprehensive Family Law Representation in Miami

Florida family law cases move quickly and carry consequences that last for years. From the moment you file — or are served with — a petition, the court system imposes deadlines, financial disclosures, and procedural requirements that can overwhelm even the most prepared client. Our Miami family law attorneys handle every aspect of your case, including:

• Divorce — contested and uncontested dissolution of marriage
• Child Custody and Time-Sharing — parenting plans and parental responsibility
• Child Support — establishment, calculation, and enforcement
• Alimony / Spousal Support — temporary and longer-term support
• Property Division — equitable distribution of marital assets and debts
• Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements — drafting, review, and enforcement
• Modifications — changes to existing custody, support, and alimony orders
• Enforcement and Contempt — addressing violations of court orders
• Domestic Violence Injunctions — petitioning for or defending against protective orders

Our Approach to Florida Family Law

Family law is emotional, but the law itself is highly technical. Each case turns on the specific facts — financial circumstances, the best interests of the children, the history of the marriage, and more. Our attorneys know Florida family law and use that knowledge to build cases that hold up under cross-examination, not just in negotiation.

We do not rush to settle. We prepare every case as if it is going to trial, which gives our clients leverage at every stage — from mediation to final hearing.

Why Choose Reynoso Erickson Trial Law, P.A.?

• Trial-Tested Representation: Our attorneys are at home inside Miami-Dade courtrooms.
• Personalized Strategy: We tailor every case to your specific goals, whether that means an aggressive trial posture or a measured negotiation.
• Direct Attorney Access: When you call our firm, a lawyer takes your call — not a receptionist.
• Bilingual Representation: We serve English- and Spanish-speaking clients throughout Miami-Dade County.
• 24/7 Availability: Family emergencies do not wait for business hours, and neither do we.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a divorce take in Florida?

An uncontested divorce can move quickly. Contested cases typically take longer, and complex cases involving significant assets or custody disputes can take longer still. Every case is different, and we can give you a realistic timeline after reviewing your situation.

Do I have to go to court for my divorce?

Most divorces settle before trial through mediation, but you should never count on settlement. The right strategy is to hire an attorney who is prepared to try your case — that preparation is often what produces a fair settlement.

How is property divided in a Florida divorce?

Florida is an equitable distribution state, which means marital assets and debts are divided fairly. What is “fair” depends on the circumstances and is something we work through carefully with every client.

Does Florida favor mothers in custody cases?

No. Florida courts decide custody and time-sharing based on the best interests of the child, and the law is gender-neutral.

Can a custody or support order be changed later?

Yes, but only when there has been a meaningful change in circumstances. We can review your existing order and tell you whether modification is realistic in your case.

Do I need a lawyer if my spouse and I agree on everything?

Yes. Even amicable divorces involve binding legal documents that affect your finances and parental rights for years. A lawyer makes sure the agreement is enforceable and protects you long-term.

What should I do if I have been served with a petition?

Call a family law attorney immediately. There are deadlines that begin running the moment you are served, and missing them can cost you significantly.