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Charles E. Willmott, P.A.

Divorce
When you come to Charles E. Willmott, P.A. for help with your divorce, you can benefit from the fact that I am not only a Board Certified Jacksonville divorce attorney, but have also been a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Law mediator since 1999. What does this mean for you? It means that, if you and your spouse are willing to work together to reach a compromise on the issues involved in your divorce, I can help you pursue a swift and amicable uncontested divorce which minimizes the stress and expenses involved in legally ending your marriage.

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(904) 323-0642

5345 Ortega Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32210

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The firm's practice areas include divorce, alimony, child custody, domestic violence, grandparent's rights, prenuptial agreements, property division, and more.

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Phone: (904) 358-7818

Address: 425 N Liberty St, Jacksonville, FL 32202

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Charles E. Willmott, P.A.

Divorce
When you come to Charles E. Willmott, P.A. for help with your divorce, you can benefit from the fact that I am not only a Board Certified Jacksonville divorce attorney, but have also been a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Law mediator since 1999. What does this mean for you? It means that, if you and your spouse are willing to work together to reach a compromise on the issues involved in your divorce, I can help you pursue a swift and amicable uncontested divorce which minimizes the stress and expenses involved in legally ending your marriage.
Child Support
When children are involved, it seems like the stakes in a divorce are raised much higher. Not only do you have to worry about yourself, you have to make sure that your children's rights are protected. This is especially true when it comes time to calculate child support. You need a Jacksonville attorney from Charles E. Willmott, P.A. who is committed to the very best for your family's future.
Child Custody and Visitation
Matters covered under family law, such as divorce, child custody, etc., can be complicated, even when both parties were married and lived in the Jacksonville area, or in the state of Florida. These matters can become even more complex when the parties involved live in different counties, different states, or different countries.
Adoption
Paternity
Whether you are a mother, father, or alleged father, I can guide you through your paternity proceedings in a timely and effective manner. At my firm, the best interests of my clients' children always come first. At Charles E. Willmott, P.A., I can evaluate your paternity case to help you understand your options and rights in the matter. If you wish to establish paternity in Florida, it is important to do so during the first three years of your child's life.
Premarital Agreement
Typically, a prenuptial agreement is drafted and signed by both parties prior to the wedding. The purpose of a prenup is to ensure that each spouse's interests are be protected in the event of a future divorceâ€”namely the financial assets that they are bringing to the marriage. In essence, a postnuptial agreement can be utilized to accomplish the very same goals, but the document is drafted and signed after the couple is already married.
Guardianship
Regarding custody, many parents do not have their child's interest in mind but rather their own. Obtaining guardianship in Florida is an entirely different process than in any other state. Florida law has changed from previous models to one that stresses the importance of parents sharing the responsibility for the minor. This mutual responsibility refers to the sharing of commitment by both parents to care for the child's needs after a divorce. This responsibility relates to providing for the child's needs and spending a substantial amount of time with them.
Spousal Support
It can be a very challenging topic after divorce because of the emotional distress that the topic causes. It is a necessary obligation after divorce that allows the lower-earning spouse to make his or her way in the world. As a Jacksonville alimony attorney, I can help put together a spousal support agreement that effectively works with both parties.
Legal Separation
A separation agreement is entered upon between two spouses who, for a range of reasons, need and want to distance themselves from each other and either temporarily or permanently stop living together as a married couple. In the state of Florida, there is no recognition of a legal separation per se.
Annulment
Annulment is a process whereby one can end their marriage based on certain criteria without the need for divorce. In Florida, there is no section of the family code that specifically addresses annulment. For this reason, if you are seeking an annulment, you should consult with a Jacksonville annulment attorney. My firm, Charles E. Willmott, P.A., offers the experience and skills needed to help you through the annulment process.
Child Abuse

Sex Crimes
Assault
Restraining Order
If you have been victimized by domestic violence at the hands of your spouse, it is imperative that you seek the necessary protection. With the help of a Jacksonville lawyer from Charles E. Willmott, P.A., you can take steps to obtain an injunction for protection â€“ which is also known as a restraining order.
Kidnapping

Workers Compensation

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
These matters will require a professional attorney who understands precisely how estate planning, consumer law, and divorce law interact with each other, as well as where their limitations lie. Trust only a Board Certified attorney when stakes are this high.

Bankruptcy
Keep in mind that if you and your spouse elect to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, not only are you both responsible for the Chapter 13 repayment plan, but you may be prevented from dividing assets by sale.

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