Our Practice
FAMILY LAW - Paternity, Alimony, Modifications, & Child Support
Located in Jacksonville, Florida, our Riverside office understands the importance of protecting the family even through the tragedy of a divorce. Contact us for a skilled divorce and family law attorney who believes in representing the interests of the family. With the skills to provide legal services suited to the needs of each client, we assist clients with family law matters such as divorce, paternity, child custody, child support, alimony, and modifications.
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE -Divorce and Child Custody
A divorce is a life–altering event. Unlike almost any other legal matter, during a divorce proceeding emotions are heightened and can lead to poor decisions on the part of both parties involved.
This is when the objective views of an attorney can be your best asset. It's already overwhelming for you – let us take care of the details and fight for what you deserve. As your divorce attorney, we will arrange every aspect of your divorce agreement.
ESTATE PLANNING - Protecting a Life's Work
You have worked hard your entire life. You have always taken care of your obligations, be they personal, family or business. When it comes time to make your most crucial and final plans, you want to plan as carefully as possible. With the guidance of an experienced estate planning attorney, you can be assured that your future and the future of your family are taken care of. Pickett Law Firm knows estate planning law, and it understands how important these decisions are to his clients.
BANKRUPTCY - Getting a Frest Start
A business or an individual can declare bankruptcy once they have ascertained that it has become impossible to pay off one's creditors. It can give you a chance to start over from a financial point of view, as most debts are relieved through a properly executed bankruptcy filing.
Chapter 7, or liquidation bankruptcy, means that your "estate" – i.e., your assets – is sold in order to pay off your creditors. A Chapter 13, or reorganization bankruptcy, can also involve the selling of assets, but more often than not you can retain a majority of your assets while your creditors' needs are assessed.