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Birnbaum, Lippman & Gregoire, PLLC‘s attorneys are seasoned professionals focusing on Florida Family Law matters as well as state and federal Appeals. Our firm’s fundamental principle is the delivery of exemplary representation, compassionate legal services, clear communication, and uncompromising commitment. Sound like what you need?
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Florida Family Law
Guided by decades of experience, our firm provides legal representation in various Florida family law matters, including Simple and Complex Divorces, Spousal Support, Alimony, Paternity, Child Custody, Child Support, Equitable Distribution of Property and other related matters.
State andFederal Appeals
Our appellate division is led by Florida Bar Board Certified Appellate Lawyer, Nancy W. Gregoire. Through her objective review of the factual record and legal issues of a case, our firm is able to provide an impartial evaluation of potential issues for appeal.
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Birnbaum, Lippman & Gregoire, PLLC’s COVID-19 Response
Like all of you, we are closely monitoring ongoing developments of the coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic and taking steps to ensure the safety of our staff, families, clients, and communities. To that end, we have transitioned our office to remote work. Rest assured that, as an essential business, our law firm is operational. Our attorneys and staff remain available through all normal channels of communication—phone, fax, email, and mail. Court clerks and judges remain available for emergency matters, including temporary restraining orders to protect victims of domestic violence. Know that we are here to help you – as attorneys and as members of your communities. Keep safe.
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