Family Law – Domestic Connections and the Courtroom
Under the umbrella of family law exist many issues that relate to the domestic connections that bind members of a family or household together. Such connections include not only marriage but also the relationships between siblings and extended family members as well. Because such relationships are often close and involve high levels of emotion, it’s usually wise for anyone who is headed to court to retain an attorney who has experience in family law, such as the staff at Green and Metcalf.
“There are many topics within family law, which is why you should always retain the services of an attorney who has experience in all of them – so you’ll have the best legal representation once you enter the courtroom,” said Norman Green, Senior Partner at Green and Metcalf of Vero Beach, FL.
In general, the majority of family law-related legal proceedings stem from the dissolution of a relationship – whether marriage or other romantic partnership. A family law attorney can address all the legal issues that accompany the split such as custody and support of any children, as well as alimony for either partner, in an attempt to create a settlement that is acceptable for all parties affected by the split.
“Family law brings with it many emotions and there are many legal things to consider when any relationship comes to an end. This is why we pay close attention to all the facts and evidence of the case and work to find the best possible resolution for our clients every time,” Green said.
Norman A. Green is the founder and a partner of Green and Metcalf, P.A. He has over 40 years of experience in the practice fields of criminal defense and family law (divorce, child custody, child support, paternity, modifications of existing orders, prenuptial agreements and alimony cases).
Norman A. Green is the founder and a partner of Green & Metcalf - Attorneys At Law. He has over 40 years of experience in the practice fields of criminal defense and family law (divorce, child custody, child support, paternity, modifications of existing orders, prenuptial agreements and alimony cases).
