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Goodblatt • Leo
Family Law & Bankruptcy Attorneys
Why Choose Goodblatt • Leo
We know your family is the most important part of your life, and protecting your loved ones is a top priority if you are experiencing marital or financial problems. When you need experienced attorneys to help you with a family law matter or insolvency issues in Central Florida, please do not hesitate to let us assist you. The right guidance and support during difficult times can steer you away from further hardship and toward a brighter future.
Family Law and Bankruptcy Attorneys
Divorce & Property Division – We help you identify what’s fair and ensure assets, investments, retirement plans, and debts are properly evaluated and divided.
Alimony & Spousal Support – We analyze your income streams, your spouse’s earning capacity, and your long-term needs to advocate for smart support arrangements.
Child Support & Custody / Time-sharing – Your children’s best interests are at the core. We’ll work with you to build a plan that supports their future and your role in their lives.
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements – Planning ahead can save you years of cost and stress. We prepare agreements that reflect your goals and safeguard your resources.
Collaborative Divorce & Mediation – If you’re looking to avoid adversarial court battles, our team specializes in cooperative processes that empower you to make your own decisions, often more quickly and cost-effectively.
Financial Restructuring & Bankruptcy Consulting – Divorce often triggers or magnifies financial distress. We link you with trusted advisors to restructure debt, protect your credit, and reset with a strong foundation.
Our Approach
Team-Driven, Client-Focused – When you work with us, you benefit from a team of legal professionals who are all aligned to your goals.
Transparent & Clear – From the very first consultation, we’ll map out what to expect, what information you’ll need, what the timeline looks like, and how much it might cost. No surprises.
Strategic & Practical – We don’t just file forms and show up at hearings. We work proactively to minimize conflict, protect your interests, and advance you toward a fresh financial start.
Supportive & Responsive – This is one of the most complex transitions you’ll ever face. You shouldn’t have to go it alone. We make sure you know who you’re working with, and that you’re never left wondering what’s next.
Latest Blogs from Goodblatt and Leo
Divorce: Planning for the Holidays
Why Should You Start Planning for the Holidays Early? Thanksgiving and Christmas arrive at the same time every year, which means there is no reason to wait until the last minute to discuss your holiday schedule. If you are divorced or going through a divorce, early fall is a good time to begin planning. If your divorce is final, review your parenting plan and confirm when your children will be with you and their other parent. If your divorce is still pending, you and your spouse should start discussing a temporary holiday schedule. If you wait until December to address a disagreement, you may have fewer options for resolving it before the holiday. Court hearing time can be difficult to obtain, and a holiday parenting…
Can I Keep My House If I File for Bankruptcy?
Will You Lose Your House If You File for Bankruptcy? For many people considering bankruptcy, their first concern is not their credit cards or medical bills. It is their home. You might be worried that filing for bankruptcy means someone will immediately take your house. That is not necessarily what happens. Florida provides significant homestead protections, and filing for bankruptcy does not automatically require you to give up your home. What happens will depend on factors including your mortgage status, equity, exemptions, the type of bankruptcy you file, and your individual financial circumstances. What If You Are Behind on Your Mortgage? Being behind on mortgage payments does not necessarily mean it is too late to save your house. Timing, however, is extremely important, particularly when…
In-Person Mediation vs. Virtual: Which Is Right for You?
Is Virtual Mediation More Convenient? One of the biggest advantages of virtual Mediation is convenience. You and your spouse do not have to be in the same location and can participate without spending additional time traveling to an attorney’s or mediator’s office. Virtual Mediation also provides more flexibility during the day. For example, you may be able to pause Mediation to pick up your children from school and return afterward. Attorneys may also be able to handle a short hearing or another necessary task during a scheduled break. This flexibility can make it easier to accommodate everyone’s schedules. When Virtual Mediation May Feel More Comfortable For some people, virtual Mediation provides a greater sense of comfort and safety. If being in the same building as…
