Expert Family Law Guidance When Need It Most
At Cohen Blass Law, we understand the complexities of family law in Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade Counties.
Let our experienced attorneys guide you through divorce, custody, and support matters with compassion and expertise.
A Law Firm Built on Compassion and Clarity
At Cohen Blass Law, we believe every family deserves clear guidance and strong advocacy during difficult transitions. Since 2014, we’ve helped thousands of families across Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami-Dade Counties navigate complex family law matters.
Our team combines years of family law experience with a commitment to personalized solutions. We take time to understand your unique situation, explain your options clearly, and fight for outcomes that protect your family’s future. Whether you’re facing divorce or custody challenges, we’re here with integrity, strategy, and heart.
Focused on What Matters Most in Family Law
Every family law case is unique, but the emotions behind them are often the same: stress, uncertainty, and the desire to protect what matters most.
At Cohen Blass Law, we provide clear legal guidance and strong advocacy to help you move forward with confidence.
Whether you’re facing a complex custody dispute or navigating the financial realities of divorce, our team is here with personalized support and strategic solutions.
Explore our core services below to see how we can guide your family forward.
Divorce and Separation Guidance
Child Custody and Support
Child Support and Alimony Modifications
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- scb@cohenblasslaw.com
- 954-703-5898
- 2929 E Commercial Blvd #300, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308
Frequently Asked Questions
Filing for divorce in Florida begins with submitting a petition to the court, outlining your request to legally end your marriage. At least one spouse must have been a Florida resident for six months before filing. From there, issues like property division, support, and parenting plans are addressed either through agreement or litigation.
At Cohen Blass Law, we guide you through every step with clarity and compassion, making sure your rights and goals are protected from day one.
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In Florida, custody decisions use “time-sharing” terminology and are based on the best interests of the child. Courts consider factors like each parent’s involvement, living situation, emotional bond, and ability to provide a stable home.
We work closely with you to present a strong case and develop a parenting plan that supports your child’s well-being and protects your parental rights.
After separation in Florida, you may be eligible for spousal support (alimony) or child support, depending on income, custody arrangements, and other financial factors. Florida recognizes several types of alimony including temporary, bridge-the-gap, rehabilitative, and permanent support.
Our firm can help you calculate fair support, request court orders, or modify existing agreements to reflect your current circumstances.
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Timelines vary depending on the complexity of your case and whether it’s contested. Florida requires a mandatory 20-day waiting period from the date your spouse is served with divorce papers. Simple uncontested divorces may take a few months, while more complex cases can take longer.
We’ll help move things forward efficiently while protecting your interests at every stage.
Even in amicable divorces, it’s wise to have an attorney ensure your agreement is fair, enforceable, and complete under Florida law. Small oversights can create major problems later. We offer flat-fee options for uncontested cases to make legal representation accessible.
Legal fees vary based on case complexity, whether it’s contested or uncontested, and the amount of court time required. We offer transparent pricing and flat-fee options for straightforward uncontested divorces. During your initial consultation, we’ll provide a clear estimate based on your specific situation.
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Yes. If there’s been a substantial change in circumstances—such as relocation, income changes, remarriage, or changes in the child’s needs—you can petition the court to modify time-sharing arrangements or support orders. Florida courts will consider whether the modification serves the child’s best interests.
We handle modifications, enforcement actions, and contempt proceedings to ensure orders remain fair and current.
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An uncontested divorce means both spouses agree on all major issues including property division, support, and parenting arrangements. A contested divorce involves disputes that require negotiation, mediation, or court intervention.
Uncontested divorces are faster and less expensive. However, if you can’t reach agreement on key issues, we’re prepared to advocate for you through litigation to protect your rights and achieve a fair outcome.
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