Practice Areas

Family Litigation

When a family law matter cannot be resolved by agreement, it is decided in court. Birnbaum, Lippman & Gregoire's litigators handle the full range of contested marital and family law matters in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties — from straightforward dissolutions to complex trials.

• Divorce
• Complex Divorce & Financial Matters
• Paternity
• Domestic Violence
• Alimony & Spousal Support
• Child Support
• Parental Responsibility & Timesharing
• Equitable Distribution
• Modification
• Presuit & Collaborative Law

Family Law Appeals

Our appellate practice is led by a Fellow of the American Academy of Appellate Lawyers with decades of appellate experience. We handle direct appeals, certiorari petitions, and post-trial motions in the District Courts of Appeal and the Supreme Court of Florida.

Presuit & Collaborative Law

The collaborative process is a structured, out-of-court method for resolving divorce and family disputes with the help of a team of neutral professionals. Two of our lawyers are trained in collaborative practice and have represented clients in collaborative divorces.

Family Mediation

Mediation is a confidential, court-approved settlement process facilitated by a neutral third party. Four of our partners are Florida Supreme Court Certified Mediators, and mediation is the forum in which the majority of our cases resolve.

Prenuptial, Postnuptial & Cohabitation Agreements

A carefully drafted prenuptial or postnuptial agreement protects a business, a pre-marital estate, or a family inheritance while giving both spouses clarity about the financial framework of the marriage. Our attorneys draft, review, and — where necessary — challenge these agreements throughout Florida.

Parenting Coordination

Parenting coordination is a child-focused dispute-resolution process for high-conflict parents who already have a parenting plan. Katherine O. Birnbaum serves as a registered parenting coordinator, helping families implement their plans without repeated returns to court.