What to know before filing for divorce in Florida
Florida is a no-fault state — but that doesn’t mean the process is simple. Here’s what to expect from filing to final judgment.
About Long Law, PLLC
Rebecca Bauer Long founded Long Law, PLLC so Tampa families work directly with the attorney handling their case — from the first consultation to the final order. A University of South Florida graduate, she practices family law exclusively, in negotiation and in litigation.
Her perspective is shaped by her own experience as a former military spouse and adoptive parent — a firsthand understanding of the legal and emotional weight these decisions carry.
Member, The Florida Bar · Family Law Section · Stann Givens Family Law Inn of Tampa
Meet the team →Family matters are never just paperwork. They are your children, your home, and the shape of what comes next. Long Law brings calm, candid counsel to each of those decisions — and advocates for what matters most to you.
How Long Law, PLLC can help
Uncontested, contested, and collaborative dissolution of marriage — including high-asset and high-conflict matters.
02Parenting plans and time-sharing built around the best interests of your children, plus modification and relocation.
03Establishing, calculating, and modifying support under Florida’s guidelines.
04Spousal support — whether you may pay or receive — including modification and enforcement.
05Establishing parental rights, time-sharing, and support for unmarried parents.
06Prenuptial, postnuptial, and domestic partnership agreements — drafted to be clear and enforceable.
07Enforcing final orders through contempt and enforcement, and modifying support, alimony, or time-sharing when circumstances change.
08Seeking protection or defending against an injunction — and its impact on your family law matter.
09Guiding stepparents and relatives through Florida adoption — from consent and termination of rights to finalization.
Serving Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee,
Sarasota & Polk Counties
Where we serve
Long Law, PLLC represents families across Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Manatee, Sarasota, and Polk counties.
Family law insights
Florida is a no-fault state — but that doesn’t mean the process is simple. Here’s what to expect from filing to final judgment.
Best interests of the child is the standard — but what does it actually mean in a Hillsborough County courtroom?
Circumstances change. So do court orders. What you need to know about modifying support, alimony, and time-sharing after judgment.
Bring your questions, leave with a plan.