Education

    * Juris Doctor, Nova Southeastern University
    * Masters of Gifted Education, Florida International University
    * Add on Certification in Special Education, Florida International University
    * Bachelors of Education, Florida International University

Memberships

    * The Florida Bar
    * American Bar ociation
    * Florida Bar Real Estate and Probate Section
    * Florida Bar Family Law Section
    * American Immigration Lawyers ociation (AILA)
    * Florida Bar Business Law Section
    * Business Network International ( BNI )
    * Palmetto Middle School PTSA
    * Killian Oaks Academy PTA
    * USTA Tennis

Agents of

    * Old Republic National Title
    * Stewart Title Insurance Underwriters
    * National Title Insurance Underwriters

In ociation with and of counsel for

    * Airan2
    * Airan-Pace
    * Crosa & Fernandez, P.A.

 Florida Real Estate, Foreclosure Defense & Family Law Attorney

Dania S. Fernandez, attorney at law, is a graduate of Nova Southeastern University School of Law class of 2000.  She handles legal matters in the area of Real Estate Law and Family Law, including homeowners rights, foreclosure defense, mortgage fraud, residential and commercial closing (simple and complex transactions), condominium law, condominium conversions, contract disputes, divorce and custody issues. 

She has dedicated much of her time to helping clients receive affordable, legal help while trying to help homeowners keep their house.  She has helped and guided many clients with mortgage modifications, short sale negotiations and foreclosure defense.  She has also represented clients involved in contract disputes and has successfully been able to get her clients deposits back and other matters resolved.

She has extensive experience in residential and commercial real estate transactions including the representation of homebuilders and Condominium developers, as well as the representation of individual clients in both residential and commercial closings.  She counsels Developers of planned residential communities and mixed-use projects.  She counsels clients in the creation and development of Condominium and Homeowner Communities in Florida.  Her services include the drafting of contracts, condominium documents and the conversion of rental communities and cooperatives to the Condominium form of ownership.  She also counsels the Developers in complying with Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act, registering their projects with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Interstate Land Sales and preparing Statements of Record to be filed with HUD and the Property Reports to be given to the prospective purchaser.

In addition, she handles divorce, child custody cases and other family law matters.  She strives to avoid unnecessary conflict and stress within each family law case.  A divorce or other family law case does not have to be traumatic and combative.  Her goal is to resolve each case quickly and as painless as possible.  Her main focus in family law includes; Divorce, Property Distribution, Child Custody Disputes, Spousal Support/Alimony, Child Support, Prenuptial Agreements, Visitation and Divorce Mediation.  She is an advocate for mediation and has a highly qualified Family Law Mediator available.  

Law Offices of
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6705 Red Road #310
Coral Gables, FL 33143

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Fax 305.254.4514
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Save Indian Family members of Nagpur protests against biased rulings in child custody and visitation matters. Fathers are denied child access and custody even if he is capable and willing to look after his children. News reports in conjunction with father’s day 2009: http://legalfighter.wordpress.com/2009/06/23/national-coverage-of-fathers-day-celebration/

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I’d start with county children’s services.

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what rights does one have under these conditions? havent gone to court or contacted lawyer yet, couple was never married. mom is now telling dad he cant see the kid, what rights does he have in seeing his child? he hasnt had custody in over a year, only visitation which she has now revoked

Single fathers have no rights to their children until granted them by a court. Here’s how.

http://tinyurl.com/SingleFatherRights

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This is a domestic violence case and I currently have a temporary restraining order against my husband with a hearing set for next week. The restraining order also covers custody and visitation issues. I’ve asked for sole custody with him having no visitation and he privately consents to this – can the court force visitation rights on him if he states at the hearing that he is willing to leave it to my discretion? If they do, will I be unable to leave the state?
This is in Florida.

A court is only concerned about one thing – the best interests of the child, and they can override a private agreement between the parties to achieve that. If there is a restraining order against your husband, that should weigh against him being allowed visitation. Again, depending on how the court rules and what the order states, you may be prohibited from leaving the state without permission.

Do you have an attorney representing you in these matters? If so, that person should be able to answer these questions. If not, you should get one. If you can’t afford an attorney, check with legal aid or law schools in your area. They often offer representation at a reduced rater.

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I am about to fill out a Permanent Parenting Plan Order to modify the old parenting plan from my divorce. I downloaded the form from the internet. The old parenting plan has him as the custodial parent, which I agreed with. In the new plan, I would be the custodial parent. He says he has no problem with this new arrangement. Our child has been living with me for the past year. I was told that this fact alone is what would be considered as a "material change in circumstances". I just have a few questions.

1. Can these forms be filled out by hand and presented to the courts, or do they have to be typed?

2. Do I have to have his signature on the form to submit it to the courts?

3. If he gives me a hard time about signing the papers, can I submit them anyway?

4. Are there any other steps that I have to take in order to change the current child custody agreement?

Again, my ex said he doesn’t have a problem with signing the papers. However, he likes to make things more difficult than they have to be. I am just trying to get all of the necessary information.

The court clerk told me a lawyer was not necessary. Just fill out the forms, submit them to the courts, and pay the filing fee. Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance to everyone who takes the time to read this and respond!

Consider posting this question in Politics and the legal section.

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