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Brandon Family Law Firm
Overview
Tampa Divorce Attorney
Hillsborough County Child Custody and Support Lawyer
Visiting with an attorney for the first time can be unnerving. You are most likely unfamiliar with legal terms and may not even be certain of what type of representation you actually need.
At McGinnis Law Firm, we can help. Our goal is to make you feel comfortable. We listen to your story and ask questions that will enable us to evaluate your needs. We explain how things work to allow you to make informed decisions
Respectful Representation Tailored to Your Needs
Our firm is dedicated to providing you exceptional legal service. We devote our time to making certain you receive the personal attention you deserve. By simplifying the legal process as much as possible, we ensure that you are able to make well-informed decisions that support your best interests
Providing Quality Advocacy
We represent clients with marital and family law concerns involving:
- Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support and Alimony
- Paternity Actions, Stepparent Adoption and Close Relative Adoption
- Modifications, Enforcement and Contempt actions, Relocations
- Name Changes
About McGinnis Law Firm, P.A.
Practice Areas
- Family Law
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
P.O. Box 6637 Brandon, FL 33508 - 6011
Phone
Fax
- 813-681-7323
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