Florida Family Law & Mediation Resources for Brevard County Families

Facing a divorce, custody dispute, or family law matter in Brevard County is overwhelming — especially when you don’t know where to start. These family law and mediation resources are written by Christy Fisher, Esq., a licensed Florida family law attorney and family mediator with more than 20 years of experience in family law, mediation, and child welfare. 

Whether you’re exploring your options in a divorce, trying to understand Florida’s parenting plan and time-sharing standards, researching child support calculations, or preparing for court-ordered mediation, you’ll find clear, practical answers here. Topics include divorce services, property division, spousal support and alimony, prenuptial and marital agreements, parenting plans, child support, paternity, adoption, dependency law, and mediation. New guides are published monthly. 

If your question isn’t covered here, schedule your consultation — (321) 252-2734.

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What Happens First When You File for Divorce in Florida?

Filing for divorce in Florida triggers a specific legal process — and understanding what comes first can reduce uncertainty and help you prepare. This guide walks through the initial steps from filing to temporary orders to mandatory disclosure.

How Is Military Divorce Different in Florida?

Military divorce in Brevard County involves federal law protections, military pension division, TSP accounts, and parenting plans built around deployment cycles. Christy M. Fisher, Esq. — whose personal experience with military family life informs her practice — explains what's different and what to expect.

Ready to Talk to a Family Law Attorney in Brevard County?

Fisher Family Law & Mediation serves families throughout Melbourne, Palm Bay, Titusville, Viera, Cocoa Beach, and all of Brevard County. Whether you need a family law attorney, a family mediator, or both — Christy M. Fisher, Esq. is here to help. Call or schedule your consultation online today.