The Law Office of Kari L. MacDonald
Providing peace of mind, when it matters most.
A legal team with an eye on justice.
We are committed to getting you the settlement you deserve.
Whether you are going through a divorce, recovering from an accident, or updating your estate plan, the Law Office of Kari L. MacDonald, P.A. provides trusted legal guidance tailored to your needs. Based in Brandon, Florida, our firm proudly serves clients throughout the greater Tampa Bay area and surrounding communities.
We are committed to delivering legal representation that is both strategic and compassionate. At the core of our practice is a strong attorney-client relationship built on trust, responsiveness, and a deep understanding of each client’s goals. Every case is approached with care, focus, and a commitment to achieving the best possible result. At the Law Office of Kari L. MacDonald, P.A., your needs remain at the center of everything we do.
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Family Law
Family law is a broad description for a number of different actions brought before the court which directly impact a family unit. Some of the cases we handle in the area of family law are: Divorce (Dissolution of Marriage); Paternity (Child Custody); Support Unconnected with Divorce; Department of Revenue Child Support actions, Step Parent Adoptions; Grandparent Adoption; Prenuptial Agreements; Military Divorce; Domestic Violence and Stalking Injunctions; and, Collaborative Divorce.
Custody Modification
In the State of Florida the term “custody” has been removed from the content of the governing statutes and the same has been replaced with the terms “parental responsibility” and “time-sharing”. Every order entered by a court which addresses a child should have a Parenting Plan included or incorporated therein.
Paternity
A Paternity action is a legal proceeding in which a parent of a child born out of wedlock seeks to establish the biological father as the legal father of the child. In an action to establish paternity, the court has the authority to also establish child support, timesharing, parental responsibility, as well as address nearly any other child related matter.