Coral Springs Divorce Attorney
Coral Springs is a city built for families, which is exactly what makes divorce here feel so disorienting. The house, the school schedule, the routines your children count on: all of it suddenly needs a new shape. A divorce attorney serving Coral Springs can explain how Florida law treats each piece and help you protect what matters most while the rest gets sorted out.
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Board Certified
Tina L. Lewert is Board Certified in Marital and Family Law by The Florida Bar, a designation she has held since 2009.

Certified Mediator
Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Law Mediator.

Nationally Certified
Board Certified in Family Trial Law by the National Board of Trial Advocacy.

Family Law Only
Admitted to The Florida Bar since 2000, practicing marital and family law exclusively.
Divorce Representation in Coral Springs, Florida
Lewert Law is a divorce and family law firm based in Boca Raton that represents clients across Broward County, including Coral Springs families in Eagle Trace, Heron Bay, Wyndham Lakes, Kensington, and the city’s other master-planned communities. The office sits a short drive up the Sawgrass Expressway and I-95 corridor, and Ms. Lewert handles Broward cases personally, the same way she handles every case.
Florida divorce runs under Chapter 61 of the Florida Statutes, and the essentials are the same countywide. Florida is a no-fault state, so the court only needs to find the marriage irretrievably broken, and neither spouse has to prove wrongdoing. At least one spouse must have lived in Florida for the six months before filing. Marital property is divided under equitable distribution, meaning fairly based on the statutory factors, which does not always produce an exact 50/50 split.
Coral Springs cases belong to the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit. Divorce petitions are filed with the Broward County Clerk of Courts, and most family law cases are heard at the Central Courthouse in the Broward County Judicial Complex at 201 SE 6th Street in downtown Fort Lauderdale. Filing can be done electronically, and we handle the procedural details so deadlines and paperwork never become your problem.
Because so much of Coral Springs life is organized around children, the parenting side of divorce usually carries the most weight here. Time-sharing schedules, school decisions, and child support all get decided in the same case as the house and the retirement accounts, and each decision affects the others.
Our Coral Springs divorce practice handles:
- Contested and uncontested divorce
- Child custody, time-sharing, and parenting plans
- Child support
- Alimony and spousal support
- Property and debt division, including the marital home
- Domestic violence and injunctions for protection
- Post-judgment modifications and enforcement


Tina Lewert
Contact Info:
- 301 Yamato Rd #4110, Boca Raton, FL 33431, United States
- 561-544-6861
- tina.lewert@lewertlaw.com
Why Hire Lewert Law for Your Coral Springs Divorce
Certified by The Florida Bar in This Exact Field
One Attorney, Start to Finish
Resolution When Possible, Trial When Necessary
Ms. Lewert is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Law Mediator, and she puts that settlement insight to work for her own clients. Where negotiation and mediation can produce a fair result, that is the path we take, because it usually costs less and spares your children the worst of the conflict. When it cannot, she litigates assertively and prepares every case as if it will be tried.
What to Expect in the Florida Divorce Process
- Confidential consultation. We talk privately about your marriage, your children, your finances, and your goals. You leave with a realistic map of the process, and fees are discussed openly so you can decide with full information.
- Filing and financial disclosure. The case begins with a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage filed with the Broward County Clerk of Courts. Both spouses then exchange mandatory financial disclosures, including a financial affidavit, so assets, debts, and income are documented.
- Negotiation and mediation. Broward’s family courts require mediation in many cases before contested issues reach trial, and most divorces settle at or before that stage. We prepare thoroughly, because settlements track the strength of each side’s case.
- Resolution or trial. A full agreement is incorporated into your final judgment. If issues remain contested, Ms. Lewert presents your case in court and advocates for your interests through trial.
Reviews for Lewert Law, LLC Deerfield Beach, FL
Virginia Powers
Tina helped me win a relocation case against “the giant”. A case many insisted was a waste of time because I would never win. Tina is up to date on current statues and case law which lists out certain objectives a relocation must meet in order to be granted. I am amazed by her intelligence and ability to interpret law and break it down to me in an elementary manner. Throughout the case, she was always detail oriented, eloquent, ethical and most of all, Tina possesses a sixth sense of what facts to focus on, what is important for the case. She adequately prepared me and herself for each trial day. I can not say enough praise about this amazing lawyer, hopefully I’ll never need her again, but I wouldn’t complain if I do. Tina and her assistant Sharon treated me like family. They were the light during the worst part of my life. I don’t want to share too much about her strategies but this woman is AMAZING at cross examination. She came up with angles I would have never dreamed of. It’s important to trust Tina, she won’t steer you wrong. Don’t forget, while she fights hard for you, it is also important for you to be diligent as well.
David Anthony
I hired Tina Lewert to represent me in my contentious divorce. I had consulted with several other highly rated divorce lawyers in Boca and she just outshined the others from the moment we first spoke. Highly recommend this lawyer to handle your divorce - don't fall for the others who talk a big talk and try to scare you to stir up the drama which stirs up their fees too. Tina was always honest with me about what I could expect, about the law, and the pros and cons, and she explained the law and how it applied to my case better to me than 3 other [supposedly excellent] lawyers combined. She knows what she's doing but she's not pompous about it and she's easy to talk to. Her office and staff are also great and I never had a hard time reaching her. After a very difficult battle with my ex who was completely unreasonable, Tina was able to negotiate a settlement of my case and she did a fantastic job for me. My life is so much better after this divorce and Tina and her firm had a huge hand in that.
David Neale
Ladies and gentlemen in the world of fighting legal battles you pay for what you get! If you’re looking to win ( if that’s actually possible in a legal battle) this is the firm you need to be with. I’ve had the pleasure of dealing with my attorney Tammara Grossman , since 2020, steering me through some real legal and monetary issues with my ex-wife. I have found her to be Professional and ethical, guiding me in the correct direction legally even when I didn’t always like it. The end result was about as best for me as you could possibly get. I’m happy.
Ally Knoph
Tina Lewert instilled in me that there are lawyers in family law that understand unique situations. I had horrible experiences with several lawyers and finding Ms. Lewert was nothing shy of a Godsend. She wholeheartedly understood my situation and was the only lawyer to resolve my 10 year nightmare. I cannot thank Ms. Lewert enough for the freedom she gave me and my son. She has proven to be the absolute best! I highly recommend Tina Lewert, Law for her expertise, honesty and commitment to her clients.
Meredith Chatman
Tina is a wonderful attorney. She guided me through my ugly case and ultimately her wisdom lead me to successful settlement of my case. She wasn’t afraid to advise me of the pros AND cons of my case, and the legal system which can be brutal, and I always felt like she was being straight with me, instead of just telling me what I wanted to hear like another attorney I spoke with. Tina is quick on her feet and I could also tell that she is respected by judges and other attorneys (by the way everyone treated her when we did have to go to court to finalize the divorce once settled). If you need a strong, confident divorce lawyer who also happens to be a good person, hire Tina Lewert.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where will my Coral Springs divorce be heard?
Coral Springs sits in Broward County, so your case is filed with the Broward County Clerk of Courts, and most family law cases are heard at the Central Courthouse, 201 SE 6th Street in Fort Lauderdale, within the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit. We handle the filing and appear with you at every required hearing.
How long must I live in Florida before filing for divorce?
At least one spouse must have been a Florida resident for the six months immediately before the petition is filed, under Section 61.021 of the Florida Statutes. A Florida driver's license, voter registration, or corroborating witness testimony is the usual proof.
Can I get divorced if my spouse refuses?
Yes. Florida is a no-fault state, and one spouse's testimony that the marriage is irretrievably broken is enough for the court to proceed. A spouse who refuses to participate can slow the process, but cannot stop it.
How is our property divided?
Under Section 61.075 of the Florida Statutes, marital assets and debts are divided through equitable distribution. Courts weigh the length of the marriage, each spouse's contributions, and each spouse's circumstances, and fair does not always mean equal. Property owned before the marriage generally stays separate.
Will I pay or receive alimony?
Alimony depends on one spouse's genuine need and the other spouse's ability to pay, along with factors like the length of the marriage. Florida's alimony law was significantly reformed in 2023, so older information you find online may no longer be accurate. We can tell you how the current law applies to your circumstances.
How long will my divorce take?
Florida requires at least 20 days between filing and final judgment, and an uncontested case can sometimes wrap up shortly after that. A contested case involving custody or significant assets typically takes several months or longer, depending on the issues and the court's calendar.
Talk With a Board Certified Divorce Attorney Serving Coral Springs
The end of a marriage is also the beginning of whatever comes next, and getting the legal side right protects that next chapter. Lewert Law serves clients throughout Coral Springs and Broward County from our Boca Raton office.