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We can provide outstanding legal representation and counsel for a variety of matters, including but not limited to:
Why You Should Choose Attorney David Scott
Looking for a trusted family attorney in Weston? Our firm is dedicated to protecting your rights and ensuring fair outcomes in family law matters. We advocate for equal parenting time, fair financial support, and strong legal protection against domestic violence. Whether you need assistance with custody, support, or safety concerns, we are here to fight for you.
Legal representation shouldn’t be out of reach. We provide affordable, high-quality family law services, ensuring everyone has access to strong legal support. From settlements to trials, we are always prepared to advocate for your best interests. Contact us for a free consultation and take the first step toward securing your family’s future.
Featured Practice Areas

Appeals
Facing an unfavorable family court ruling? We handle family law appeals across South Florida, guiding clients through the appellate process with precision, identifying legal errors, and building strong arguments to protect your rights.

Child Support
We help parents establish, modify, and enforce child support orders in South Florida—ensuring fair outcomes that protect your child’s best interests. Our team is committed to guiding you through the process with clarity and compassion.

Divorce
The simple truth is that going into divorce court without a lawyer can be a lot like going into war without a weapon. For couples with children, the toll is even higher, and dividing up time, finances, and assets can be burdensome

Time Sharing, Child Custody, and Visitation
Understanding Florida’s time sharing, child custody, and visitation laws is essential for protecting parental rights. A family law attorney can help you modify arrangements legally and ensure the best outcome for your child.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Book a consultation hereDo I Have to Live in Florida to Get Divorced in Florida?
Short answer: yes. In order to get divorced in Florida, you do have to meet the residency requirement. Either you or your spouse has to be a Florida resident for at least six months. You can show proof of your residency with a valid Florida driver’s license, which was issued more than six months prior to filing for divorce. A voter registration card would also work, or a Florida resident can complete an affidavit or testify on your behalf.
Can the Court Change a Parenting Plan?
The courts recognize that the age of the child and many other circumstances might necessitate a modification to the original parenting plan. If the parents agree to the modification then the court will most likely allow that modification. It shows that the parents are working together to make sure their child’s needs are being met. If both parents can’t agree, the court will have to hold a hearing. If it’s in the best interest of the child and there is a substantial, unanticipated change of circumstances, then the modification most likely will be granted.
Should I Hire a Family Lawyer?
While you can handle a divorce on your own, a Florida family lawyer can be a great asset in figuring out the best and easiest way to proceed. Every situation is different, and because of that, a family lawyer will be able to draw upon their experience and knowledge to give you the best advice and representation you need.