Coral GablesDivorce Attorney
Divorce counsel for Coral Gables clients facing consequential financial and family decisions. GFC LAW serves Miami-Dade County from its Fort Lauderdale office.
Understand what a proposed resolution includes.
A financial agreement can affect property, business interests, ongoing payments and parenting arrangements. Use the consultation to identify the terms, supporting information and practical steps that need attention.
Business and professional interests
Identify ownership, income sources, records and any existing valuation. Discuss whether additional financial expertise may be needed rather than relying on informal estimates.
Business and property issuesExisting marital agreements
Let us know whether a premarital, postmarital or proposed settlement agreement exists. The actual document matters; a short summary may omit important terms.
Agreement reviewProperty and continuing costs
Discuss homes, investment interests, debts and the obligations attached to them. Explain any concern about funding expenses while the case is pending.
Assets and obligationsParenting decisions
Identify the current schedule, decision-making arrangements and unresolved concerns. Financial negotiations and children’s needs should not be treated as interchangeable issues.
Parental responsibilityBring the documents behind the discussion.
- Whether a marital or settlement agreement already exists
- Business ownership and available financial records
- Any hearing notice, parenting plan or disputed term
Meet the attorneys.
Learn about the people you are considering hiring. Explore their backgrounds, then use your consultation to discuss the needs of your matter.
Gary F. Celetti, Jr.
Founder & Managing AttorneyGary conducts the firm’s initial consultations.
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Wendy A.L. Beswick
Senior Attorney · Chief Legal OfficerWendy’s practice includes family and immigration law.
Read biographyKnow what to expect.
Start with a call or a consultation request. Our intake team will help you understand the next step and coordinate an appointment with Gary.
Contact the intake team.
Tell us the type of matter, whether anything has been filed and whether a deadline is approaching. Please do not send detailed case narratives or confidential documents through the website.
Discuss the issues with Gary.
Bring your questions and a broad picture of your priorities. Ask intake what to prepare and how any requested documents should be provided securely.
Decide on representation.
If the firm can take your matter, discuss the scope of work, initial retainer and billing terms before engagement. Booking a consultation does not itself retain the firm to handle your case.
Meet us on
Cypress Creek Road.
2700 W Cypress Creek RdSuite D-107
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
This is GFC LAW’s only office. We serve clients in Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach Counties. Please arrange your consultation before visiting.
- Office hours
- Monday–Friday · 9 AM–6 PM
- Call the firm
- 954-635-2251
Coral Gables clients are served through GFC LAW’s Fort Lauderdale office. Miami-Dade court appointments are separate; confirm the assigned division’s location and appearance instructions for your case.
A few common questions.
Should I mention a premarital agreement at the first consultation?
Yes. Let intake know that an agreement exists and ask how to provide it securely. Its terms and the circumstances relevant to it need review before anyone assumes how it affects the divorce.
Can a consultation address a proposed buyout or settlement?
Yes. Identify the proposal, the assets involved and what financial information supports it. The consultation can address open questions and the work needed to evaluate the terms; it is not a promise that a proposal is fair or will be accepted.
How much will representation cost?
Representation is a separate engagement. The initial retainer and ongoing billing depend on the matter and will be discussed before you decide to hire the firm. A retainer is not a promise of the total cost of a divorce.
How long could my divorce take?
Timing depends on the issues, financial information, cooperation between the parties and the court schedule. We can discuss the factors affecting your situation at the consultation; there is no single timeline that fits every case.
Let’s discuss your next step.
Request a consultation with our Fort Lauderdale team. Please share only basic contact information until the firm confirms how to provide sensitive information securely.