The Extended Topics of Family Law
Many people know that family law attorneys address divorce and child custody, but there are many other topics of family law that often go unheard of because they are less common in society. As an example, family law also addresses prenuptial agreements, annulments, adoptions, the emancipation of a minor and the prevention of abuse. Luckily for the clients of Green & Metcalf, our attorneys have experience in all aspects of family law.
“When a client comes to us with an issue of family law, we listen carefully to everything they have to tell us so that we can offer the best legal advice for their individual needs. In cases where abuse is a concern, we may need to work with law enforcement officials to ensure the abuse is prevented or stopped as quickly as possible,” said Norman Green, Senior Partner at Green & Metcalf of Vero Beach, FL.
Many other topics of family law that often go unheard of because they are less common in society. As an example, family law also addresses prenuptial agreements, annulments, adoptions, the emancipation of a minor and the prevention of abuse.
Other areas that fall under family law include paternity testing, grandparents rights and, as a growing topic of concern in today’s society, the rights of the LGBT community. At Green & Metcalf, we know how important it is to provide every client with the best legal representation, regardless of gender or lifestyle. Among our staff, we can confidently say the only bias we feel is toward injustice, which is why we work so hard to ensure it doesn’t happen to any of our clients.
“It’s always sad when family relationships end in a courtroom, but because we also represent clients who are adopting children, we get to see families come together as well,” Green said.
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).
