Divorce Attorney in Hollywood, Florida
A divorce is never easy. Even in uncontested divorces, emotions run high and arguments feed the fire that led you down this path in the first place. Fortunately, there is a solution to resolve your divorce while limiting conflict engagement. These are called divorce settlement agreements, and many people find they are less costly, less time-consuming, and less adversarial than going to court.
My name is Neil Leavitt, a lawyer with more than 35 years of experience providing quality representation in family law cases. As a former certified mediator and someone who frequently represents clients during alternative dispute resolution proceedings, I have a strong understanding of how the process works. I will gladly sit down with you to discuss your situation and whether this is the right option for you.
For a free consultation with a Hollywood divorce settlement agreement attorney, contact the Law Office of Neil Leavitt, P.A., at 954-335-7025.
The Benefits of Divorce Settlement Agreements
I have witnessed the benefits people receive from mediation and reaching a divorce settlement instead of going to court:
- Clients are often happier with the final agreement.
- Children's needs and best interests are put first.
- Separating couples build the foundation for collaborating on other issues related to the dissolution of marriage, such as modifications.
- And most importantly, the clients make the important decisions about their future based on their individual needs, rather than letting a judge decide. A court's decision largely depends on the judge presiding over the case and an attorney's ability to aggressively present the case. With mediation, or another form of negotiations, the divorce settlement reached is a collaboration of compromises between the parties themselves, creating win-win solutions.
For more information about the advantages of divorce settlement agreements, call me at 954-335-7025 or contact me online. I am licensed to practice in Florida, New York and Washington state.