Suarez Law
Family law attorney in Miami, Florida
Based in Miami, Suarez Law is a family law attorney serving the Miami-Dade County area. 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.
Serving Miami and the surrounding Miami-Dade County communities, Suarez Law can be reached using the address, phone, and map listed on this page.
Court-connected mediation is a routine step in contested Miami-Dade family cases and is often required before a trial date is set. It gives both spouses a structured chance to resolve issues without a judge deciding them.
Contact Suarez 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.
Suarez Law Location
9100 S Dadeland Blvd #1620, Miami, FL 33156
What clients say about Suarez Law
Overall 5 stars from 14 reviews on Google.
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Great experience. The office communicated frequently and answered questions. They filed to oppose the creditors being entitled to funds because the creditors did not respond in time.
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My experience with Suarez Law was exceptional. Mr. Suarez and his staff are professionals who truly care. Pilar a special thanks goes out to you for your patience and compassion.
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Frequently asked questions about Suarez Law
What areas does Suarez Law serve?
Suarez 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 Suarez Law?
You can reach Suarez Law by phone at (305) 448-4244 or in person at 9100 S Dadeland Blvd #1620, Miami, FL 33156. 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. Suarez 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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