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The Law Offices of Ben I. Farbstein, P.A. is known for our dedication to our clients, both in and out of the courtroom. As matrimonial trial lawyers, we also know that many family law matters can be settled amicably through mediation and are equipped to handle all your family law needs, with or without litigation.
Ben I. Farbstein, Esq., of the Law Offices of Ben I. Farbstein, P.A., has over 25 years of legal experience and prides himself in aggressive performance in all family law matters, including: divorce, child custody and visitation (parental responsibility and time-sharing), paternity, alimony, child support, pre-nuptial agreements, enforcement, partnership agreements and mediation.
The Law Offices of Ben I. Farbstein, P.A. understands that family law matters can be sensitive. That is why we are here to educate and represent you. By solely focusing on family law, this law firm has established relationships with a variety of professionals necessary to the resolution of certain family law matters, such as: forensic accountants, business valuations experts, pension experts, private investigators and other lawyers across South Florida and the Florida Keys. These relationships allow us to zealously represent your interests and the interests of your children.

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