temporarily relief

Using Temporary Relief Orders to Protect Your Interests

At Barbra Amron Weisberg, P.A., we routinely advise clients about the availability of temporary relief orders, especially in cases where a judge’s intervention early in the case appears necessary to stabilize a volatile child custody situation, protect the marital estate from waste or concealed assets, or even protect your physical security from violence or abuse and to balance the situation by granting attorney fees.  To learn how you can benefit from an order for temporary support or relief  on any of several issues of particular concern, contact Barbra Amron Weisberg, P.A. in Boca Raton.

Serving Broward and Palm Beach County

Although temporary relief orders can be useful to resolve an emergency situation early in your divorce case, they’re more often used to clarify the rights and responsibilities of the divorcing spouses on an interim basis on such standard issues as alimony, child support, and the parenting plan.

temporarily relief is also available to resolve such problems as:

• Exclusive use and occupancy rights to the marital home
• Payment of the other spouse’s attorneys’ fees, discovery and litigation expenses
• Threats to remove children of the marriage from the other parent
• Transfers of marital property out of the estate
• Continuation of health insurance coverage
• Access to checking accounts
• Interference with family businesses
• Unusual or extraordinary payments from marital assets on separate debts

Contact our Florida temporary relief orders lawyer

For specific advice about the ways you can benefit from our familiarity with temporary relief orders in Florida divorce practice, contact Barbra Amron Weisberg, P.A. in Boca Raton.