Family Law
Family Law Attorneys Serving Brevard County
- Board Certified Marital and Family Law Attorney in Brevard County
- Expertise in all family law matters:
- 45 years of combined family law attorney experience
- Personal attention an committment to your case
Call us today to see how we can help. A free consultation with one of our compassionate Attorneys is only a phone call away.
Attorneys Available by Phone 24/7
Call 321-631-0506
Get The Attention You Deserve
We handle each case with personal attention providing the care and compassion you deserve. We listen to your story and use your needs and desires to build the foundation of your case.
Quality representation starts with a detailed exploration of the facts and an intense effort to resolve the case. We can help you create a well-crafted settlement agreement that allows your family to heal and avoid future conflict. If an agreement is not possible, our razor-sharp litigation skills, forged in decades of courtroom experience, are put to work for you.
If you are facing a family law issue in Brevard County, Florida, the attorneys at Legal Eagles Family Law can help. We will fight for your rights and make sure that you get the best possible outcome for your case.
Here are just some of the things our attorneys can do:
- Help you understand your legal rights and options
- Represent you in court
- Negotiate a settlement agreement
- Prepare legal documents
- Provide emotional support
Legal Eagles Family Law is here to help you through this difficult time. Contact us today for a free consultation.
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