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At Benjamin Law, we have been practicing law for nearly 20 years. Attorney Nicole Benjamin is a collaboratively trained lawyer who fights passionately for her clients in the legal system. She knows how to negotiate and strategize around your goals and interests as a parent and spouse. Attorney Benjamin also aims to provide her clients with the professional and personalized service they need to navigate their unique cases. She connects well with her clients to prove that you can trust her with your legal concern, and she will provide you the honest and real feedback that is in your best interests to know. In the midst of complex legal jargon, you will need a trustworthy and experienced attorney to take the reins.

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Attorneys, Adoption Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Divorce Attorneys, Estate Planning, Probate, & Living Trusts, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Tax Attorneys, Trust Companies, Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning Attorneys

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Phone: (407) 228-0337

Address: 200 E Robinson St Ste 1150, Orlando, FL 32801

Website: https://www.benjaminlawpa.com

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Divorce
Collaborative Divorce is a non-adversarial process, conducted outside of the court system, in which each party, who has his/her own collaboratively trained attorney, is guided in interest-based negotiations, to reach a fair and equitable agreement.
Child Support
As a mother, identifying your child’s biological father gives you the ability to obtain a child support order from the courts. Similarly, as the biological father of a child, you would have the right to seek visitation and exercise your right to participate in decisions regarding the child’s education, medical care, residence, etc.
Child Custody and Visitation
Family legal disputes can be very complex, emotional, and expensive for both parties. Whether you are facing a divorce, a child custody dispute, or are interested in adoption, it is important that you work with a family law attorney you can trust to protect your rights and provide you with the information you need to safeguard your familyâ€™s best interests.
Adoption
Paternity
Benjamin Law, P.A. helps both fathers and mothers throughout the entire legal process of establishing paternity. Often, a genetic/DNA test is required. Once paternity is established, the court addresses the issues of child custody and child support.
Guardianship
Benjamin Law, P.A. understands the unique concerns that come with addressing the guardianship needs of minors. We recognize the emotional difficulties that can accompany assigning a minor a guardian, and can help guide you through this process while working to protect the rights of the child involved.
Spousal Support
Chapter 61 of the Florida Statutes states that most types of alimony may be modified or terminated if the court finds “a substantial change in circumstances.” This substantial change must be material, unforeseen, permanent, and involuntary (although in certain circumstances, a change in circumstances that is voluntary may warrant a modification of an alimony award.)
Child Abuse
The judge will award both parental responsibility and parenting time based on the childâ€™s best interests. If there is evidence of child abuse or neglect by one spouse, that spouse may not receive custody rights.

Personal Injury
The legal system can be tough, impersonal, and even adversarial at times. However, our firm strives to make the process easier for you. Whether you need supportive guidance through a divorce, friendly and fair mediation sessions, strong defense against criminal charges, creative advice for immigration needs, or help and support navigating a personal injury claim, Benjamin Law will seek justice on your behalf.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Many people think that they donâ€™t have an estate and that estate planning is just for the rich and wealthy. That is not true. Being wealthy is not necessary for Florida estate planning to be beneficial. The most important issue regarding estate planning is figuring out what would occur in case you transition or you become incapacitated and making sure your desired outcome comes true.
Wills
A Will, also referred to as a Last Will and Testament, is primarily designed to transfer your assets according to your wishes. A Will also typically names someone you select to be your Executor, who is the person you designate to carry out your instructions. If you have minor children, you should also name a Guardian as well as alternate Guardians in case your first choice is unable or unwilling to serve. A Will only becomes effective upon your death, and after it is admitted by a probate court.
Trusts
A Living Trust can be used to hold legal title to and provide a structure to manage your property. You (and your spouse or partner) are the Trustee(s) and beneficiaries of your trust during your lifetime. You also designate successor Trustees to carry out your instructions as you have provided in case of death or incapacity. Unlike a Will, a Trust usually becomes effective immediately after incapacity or death. Your
Power of Attorney
Appointing a power of attorney assures that your wishes are carried out exactly as you want them, allows you to decide who will make decisions for you, and is effective immediately upon subsequent disability.
Probate

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