New Port Richey Divorce and Family Law Attorneys

Pinellas Family Lawyer provides experienced family law representation for individuals and families in New Port Richey, Florida, and throughout Pasco County.

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We focus exclusively on Florida family law and assist clients in New Port Richey with both immediate legal needs and long-term planning. Whether you are initiating a case or responding to an existing court order, we help you understand the process and your options under Florida law.

Divorce can raise complex questions about property, support, and parenting. We help New Port Richey clients with:

For parents, custody—referred to as timesharing in Florida—is often the most emotionally charged issue. We assist New Port Richey parents with:

  • Creating parenting plans that reflect real‑life schedules
  • Timesharing disputes and enforcement
  • Parental responsibility concerns
  • Relocation requests
  • Modifications when circumstances change

Child support issues often arise alongside custody and divorce cases. We assist with:

  • Establishing child support under Florida guidelines
  • Modifying child support after income or timesharing changes
  • Enforcing unpaid child support
  • Addressing disputes connected to custody modifications

Alimony can be one of the most contested parts of a divorce. We represent clients dealing with:

  • Temporary alimony during divorce
  • Bridge‑the‑gap alimony
  • Rehabilitative alimony
  • Durational alimony
  • Modifications or enforcement of alimony orders

We handle adult and minor name changes in Florida, including name changes connected to:

  • Divorce or remarriage
  • Family or personal reasons
  • Minor children (with required consent or court approval)

Family law cases are filed in the Pasco County Circuit Court. The specific courthouse depends on the type of case and filing procedures.

The timeline depends on whether the divorce is contested, whether children are involved, and how quickly issues are resolved. Some cases move faster than others.

Yes. Florida law permits modifications when there has been a substantial change in circumstances, such as changes in income or in parenting schedules.

Relocation can significantly affect custody and timesharing. Florida law has specific rules for relocation cases, and these situations should be addressed carefully.

You are not required to have an attorney, but family law cases often involve long-term financial and parenting consequences. Legal guidance can help protect your interests and avoid costly mistakes.

When you contact our office, you can expect clear, practical information about:

  • How Florida family law works
  • How cases are handled in Pasco County courts
  • What documents or information may be helpful
  • What your next steps could look like

Call us today if you are contemplating divorce, have already been served with dissolution paperwork, or need help settling paternity or child custody disputes.