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West Palm Beach Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements Law Firm
Overview
Attorney Howard M. Rudolph founded our West Palm Beach law firm, Rudolph & Associates LLC, over 10 years ago, bringing with him nearly 20 years of legal experience. Today, Mr. Rudolph and partner, Jaclyn Soroka, and our three associate attorneys, Marci E. Finkelstein, Amanda McCay and Denise Desmond, strive to provide high-quality family law services to the residents of South Florida who have legal needs related to the following:
- Divorce
- Legal separation
- Alimony
- Timesharing
- Child support
- Paternity
- Domestic violence
- Prenuptial agreements
In addition to our standard family law practice, we also offer representation to clients whose needs are family law-related but fall outside of family court. For example, some actions involving unmarried couples who have cohabitated or who share a child or children fall under the jurisdiction of a civil court. We are happy to assist clients whose cases fall into this category.
If you live in South Florida and you face a delicate family law challenge, you can turn to the experienced attorneys at the law firm of Rudolph & Associates LLP. Our attorneys understand that family law matters are not only legal but also emotional, and they strive to provide the support our clients need throughout the process. If you would like to discuss your challenge with one of our lawyers, we invite you to schedule an initial consultation at our West Palm Beach law office.
About Rudolph & Associates LLC
Practice Areas
- Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
- Divorce
- Child Custody
- Spousal Maintenance and Support
- Domestic Partnerships
People
Attorneys
- Howard M. Rudolph (Managing Partner)
- Jon D. Newman (Attorney)
- Marci Finkelstein
- Denise Desmond (Attorney)
- B. Niklas Brihammar
- Kayla C. Di Scala
- Sarah Vitulli
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
315 5th Street West Palm Beach, FL 33401
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