Services & Pricing
Our firm is experienced in all aspects of family law, including but not limited to, matters relating to divorce, paternity, child support, time-sharing, equitable distribution, prenuptial and post-nuptial agreements, adoption, as well as post-judgment enforcement relief.
We provide flat fee legal representation for FLORIDA UNCONTESTED DIVORCES IN ALL FLORIDA COUNTIES. An uncontested divorce is a divorce in which the parties agree to all terms of the divorce. We will prepare all legal pleadings, file the action and attend the final court hearing with you (if any). ASK US ABOUT OUR NO HEARING DIVORCE OPTION. As long as all parties sign the divorce pleadings in a timely manner, the divorce may be finalized within 30 days. We have a 5 star rating on Google from satisfied customers, check us out!
UNCONTESTED DIVORCE Attorney’s Fees $750.00 *Limited time only, mention ad
Testimonials
“I couldn’t have asked for a better attorney for my divorce in 2015. Mrs. Rosario was very helpful throughout the whole process, answered all my questions and kept me in the loop at all times. Very sweet and extremely professional.”
“I had such a great experience with Gisselle during my divorce. She was always available to answer questions. She explained the divorce process to a point where I was no longer worried. Her court performance is excellent. Very pleasant to work with. I highly recommend!!!!!
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“Excellent! Gisselle is much more than a simple attorney. From the beginning you feel her support, she is always available to hear my concerns and fight for my rights.”
“I was going through my divorce. A friend of mine recommended her. I went to her office for our first appointment and she explained everything to me, including all fees, which most attorneys don’t tell you. She did the divorce as it was asked...”
Attorney Gisselle C. Rosario, Esq.
About
Attorney Gisselle C. Rosario. Esq.
Gisselle C. Rosario graduated from Nova Southeastern University-Shepard Broad Law Center. Since graduating from law school in 2004, she has been assisting clients all over Florida with their family's legal needs. As your attorney, she will take the time to explain every detail about your case, using terms you can understand.
Location
3450 W 84th St Ste 202F
Hialeah, FL 33018
Call today 305-556-1500
Contact us:
Office address: 3450 W 84th St. Suite 202F Hialeah FL 33018
Telephone: 305.556.1500
Fax: 305.556.1117
Email: gisselle@rosariolaw.net
Business Hours: Monday-Friday 9am to 5pm, Saturdays by appointment only
Uncontested Divorce
A divorce in which you and your spouse have agreed to the terms of your divorce.
What do the Attorney's fees include?
Consultation with the attorney, calls and emails incident to representation
Attorney drafts all divorce pleadings as required by the court, including but not limited to, the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, the Answer and Waiver, and the Marital Settlement Agreement. Once the pleadings are drafted a preliminary draft is emailed to client for approval.
Once signed, Attorney files the divorce and attends final hearing with you, if a hearing is required. ASK US ABOUT OUR NO HEARING DIVORCE OPTION
Be divorced in 30 days
After you speak with the attorney, the divorce documents are drafted, signed, and filed with the court. You may be divorced in 30 days or less if you follow all steps in a timely manner.
Call us today 305-556-1500 to schedule your appointment!
Attorney Gisselle C. Rosario. Esq.
Gisselle C. Rosario graduated from Nova Southeastern University-Shepard Broad Law Center. Since graduating from law school in 2004, she has been assisting clients all over Florida with their family's legal needs. As your attorney, she will take the time to explain every detail about your case, using terms you can understand.
Testimonials
“I had such a great experience with Gisselle during my divorce. She was always available to answer questions. She explained the divorce process to a point where I was no longer worried. Her court performance is excellent. Very pleasant to work with. I highly recommend!!!!! “
Dana
“I couldn't have asked for a better attorney for my divorce in 2015. Mrs. Rosario was very helpful throughout the whole process, answered all my questions and kept me in the loop at all times. Very sweet and extremely professional.”
Cyndi Lozano
“Excellent! Gisselle is much more than a simple attorney. From the beginning you feel her support, she is always available to hear my concerns and fight for my rights.”
Yanelys
Child Support Calculation
Child Support is calculated using both parties' respective incomes pursuant to Florida Statutes. Additionally, any amounts paid for childcare and/or health, dental and vision insurance are also considered for child support calculation, as well as the time each parent spends with the child(ren).
Time-sharing
Time-sharing refers to the time each parent spends with the minor child(ren). Parents can decide what schedule is right for their respective family. One of the most common time-sharing plans is one in which one parent spends the majority of the time with the kids, and the other parent has overnight time-sharing with the children on alternating weekends from Friday through Monday, pick-up and drop-off at school with one additional weekday overnight every week. Another popular time-sharing agreement is the 50/50 arrangement whereby each parent spends equal time with the children. This type of arrangement works best when the parents live within close proximity of each other and have good communication. A 50/50 plan may consist of many variations. For example, 50/50 could be one week with one parent another week with the other. It could also be alternating weekends from Friday through Monday, with two weekday overnights every week as opposed to one. With all time-sharing agreements, holidays are usually alternated or shared.
Parental Responsibility
The Florida legislature has long eliminated the words "custody, custodial, or non-custodial parent and visitation from Florida family law statutes, as it found that such words included certain possessive connotations to describe the relationship between parent and child. Parental Responsibility is the term used now by Florida courts to address the rights and obligations of each parent as it related of the minor children. Shared parental responsibility means a court-ordered relationship in which both parents retain full parental rights and responsibilities with respect to their child and in which both parents confer with each other so that major decisions affecting the welfare of the child will be determined jointly. Sole parental responsibility means a court-ordered relationship in which one parent makes decisions regarding the minor child. In Florida, the majority of parents have Shared Parental Responsibility. This term will also be addressed in your Marital Settlement Agreement/Parenting Plan.