Transparent Miami family law fees start at $250 for a Case Assessment Session. Flat-fee uncontested divorces start at $750, does not include the court filing fee. No hidden charges. No surprises. Whether you’re filing for divorce, establishing paternity, or litigating in court, you’ll know exactly what to expect — and what it costs.
Start with a Case Assessment Session — Only $250
If you’re unsure about your legal rights or whether your case will be contested, start with a Case Assessment Session.
- Flat fee of $250 — whether your session lasts 30 minutes or 2 hours
- No obligation — you’ll leave with a clear understanding of your case, next steps, and estimated costs
- Tailored to your situation — I review your documents and facts before our session, so your time is spent on solutions — not just gathering info
Schedule yours today — call (305) 710-9419 or ask me to call you.
Miami Divorce Flat Fees Services?
Flat Fee Uncontested Divorce — Starting at $750
For couples who agree on all issues: property, alimony, child support, time-sharing. The attorney fee of $750 is for an uncontested divorce with no children, no property and no alimony issues; does not include court’s filing fee.
- No court hearing required
- Typically completed in under 30 day from day of filing
Miami Paternity Flat Fee Services
Whether you need to:
- Establish paternity
- Modify time-sharing or child support
- Enforce a prior judgment
You can start with a $250 Case Assessment Session — same as divorce — to understand your options and costs.
At the end of our session, I will quote you a flat fee for your case.
On the other hand, if you already have an agreement with the other parent, you don’t necessarily need the case assessment session. I quote you the flat fee so you can decide if we can work together.
Uncontested paternity cases also have no hearing–everything is done electronically.
📞 Ready to Know Your Options?
Call (305) 710-9419 or [schedule your $250 Case Assessment Session] today.
I’ll contact you within 24 hours to send your pre-session questionnaire — so we can hit the ground running.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions About Miami Family Law Fees
Q: How much does a divorce cost in Miami?
A: It depends on whether your divorce is contested or uncontested. Uncontested divorces start at $750(flat fee) if you and your spouse agree on all issues. Start with a $250 Case Assessment Session to get a personalized estimate for your situation.
Q: What’s included in the flat fee for an uncontested divorce?
A: The flat fee includes including unlimited legal advice, document preparation, filing the case in court and obtaining the divorce decree –no hearing is required for this type of divorce. There are no hidden charges. The divorce is typically completed in under 30 days.
Q: What’s the difference between a flat fee and hourly billing?
A: Flat fee — you pay one set price regardless of how long the case takes (best for straightforward, uncontested cases). Hourly billing — you pay for each hour of work (better for complex or contested cases where the outcome is uncertain).
Q: How much does a paternity case cost?
A: Paternity cases follow the same fee structure as divorces. You can start with a $250 Case Assessment Session to understand your options and get a cost estimate.
Q: What is a Case Assessment Session, and is it worth $250?
A: A Case Assessment Session is a paid consultation where I review your documents and facts before we meet, so your time is spent on solutions — not gathering basic information. For $250, you get:
- A clear understanding of your legal rights and obligations
- Realistic next steps for your case
- An estimated cost for full representation
- Answers to all your questions
Unlike free consultations where you spend time explaining basics, this session is tailored and actionable. Most clients find it invaluable for making informed decisions.
Q: Do you offer payment plans?
A: No, I do not.
Q: How long does an uncontested divorce take?
A: Most uncontested divorces are completed in under 30 days from day of filing. The timeline depends on how quickly you and your spouse sign documents and return them to me, and court processing times.
Q: How long does a contested divorce take?
A: Contested divorces vary widely — typically 3 to 12 months or longer, depending on complexity, discovery needs, and court schedules. I’ll give you a realistic timeline during your Case Assessment Session.
Q: What if I can’t afford a lawyer?
A: Start with a $250 Case Assessment Session to understand your options and costs. Contact me at (305) 710-9419 to explore what works for your budget.
Q: Can I modify or enforce a prior divorce judgment?
A: Yes. Whether you need to modify child support, time-sharing, or alimony — or enforce a prior judgment — I can help. Costs vary based on complexity. Schedule a Case Assessment Session to discuss your specific situation.
Q: Do you handle domestic violence cases?
A: Yes. I represent both petitioners seeking injunctions and respondents defending against them. I do not charge a fee for the case assessment session in domestic violence cases.
Q: How do I get started?
A: Call (305) 710-9419 or ask me to call you to schedule your $250 Case Assessment Session online. I’ll contact you within 24 hours during the work-week to send your pre-session questionnaire. This allows me to prepare and give you the most accurate advice for your situation.