Lanier Law
Law firm in Miami, Florida
Lanier Law is a Miami-Dade family law practice located in Miami, Florida. Family law firms handle matters such as divorce and dissolution of marriage, child custody and time-sharing, alimony, and the division of marital assets under Florida law.
Lanier Law is based in Miami and serves clients across the Miami area and the wider Miami-Dade County. The office address, phone number, and map are in the contact details on this page.
Florida uses the terms parental responsibility and time-sharing rather than custody. Every case involving minor children needs a parenting plan, and since 2023 equal time-sharing is the statutory starting point rather than a guaranteed outcome.
Contact Lanier Law directly through the details on this page to discuss a case and next steps. This listing is based on public information and is a directory entry, not a referral, an endorsement, or legal advice.
Lanier Law Location
2 Biscayne Blvd #2200, Miami, FL 33131
What clients say about Lanier Law
Overall 4.2 stars from 5 reviews on Google. Here are the highest and lowest rated.
Top rated
Outstanding client services from this firm. Very trustworthy and responsive to client needs.
Verified Google reviewer
Caressa Lanier is an outstanding attorney who works diligently to achieve top-tier results for her clients. I always recommend her.
Verified Google reviewer
Most critical
Calling with out asking. Said to stop calling my family and kept calling my minior children's numbers. About ready to call the cops cause they are harassing my family
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Frequently asked questions about Lanier Law
What areas does Lanier Law serve?
Lanier Law is located in Miami, Florida and serves the Miami area and the surrounding Miami-Dade County. The office address and map are in the contact details on this page.
How can I contact Lanier Law?
You can reach Lanier Law by phone at (305) 452-0050 or in person at 2 Biscayne Blvd #2200, Miami, FL 33131. This directory is not the firm itself, so contact them directly to ask whether they can help with your matter.
How long does a divorce take in Florida?
Florida law sets a 20-day minimum waiting period before a final judgment can be entered, and a spouse must have lived in Florida for at least six months before filing. Contested cases in Miami-Dade often run several months longer, depending on the issues involved.
Does Florida still have permanent alimony?
No. A 2023 reform eliminated permanent alimony. Florida courts can now award temporary, bridge-the-gap, rehabilitative, or durational alimony, and only after finding that one spouse has an actual need and the other has the ability to pay.
Is a listing in this directory a recommendation?
No. Lanier Law is listed for general information based on public data. Miami Divorce Lawyer is a directory, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice or referrals. Always confirm details directly with the firm.
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