Hialeah Domestic Violence Attorneys
Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti help victims obtain injunctions for protection and represent clients accused of domestic violence in family court.
Serving Hialeah and all of Miami-Dade, Broward, and the Keys
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Understanding Domestic Violence in Florida
Includes physical harm, threats, stalking, harassment, or emotional abuse
Can occur between spouses, partners, co-parents, family members, or household members
Courts take domestic violence allegations seriously and can act quickly
Your safety—and your children’s safety—is the top priority
Types of Injunctions for Protection
Florida allows several types of protective orders, including:
Domestic Violence Injunctions
Dating Violence Injunctions
Stalking/Harassment Injunctions
Repeat Violence Injunctions
Sexual Violence Injunctions
How Domestic Violence Impacts Divorce & Custody
Courts may limit or supervise time-sharing
Abuse allegations affect parental decision-making authority
Domestic violence can influence alimony or property issues
Judges prioritize immediate safety and long-term stability
Common Misconceptions About Domestic Violence Cases
“You must show physical injury to get protection.” – Not true; threats and stalking qualify.
“The injunction is automatic.” – You must present evidence, even in urgent situations.
“Injunctions can’t be defended against.” – False; accused individuals have rights too.
“Protective orders are permanent.” – Many are temporary unless extended by the court.
Who Needs an Injunction for Protection?
Anyone experiencing threats, violence, or stalking
Parents seeking to protect children from danger
Individuals leaving or separating from an abusive partner
People being harassed by an ex-partner or family member
Victims who need immediate court-ordered safety
How Our Firm Helps
Compassionate, trauma-informed representation for victims seeking immediate protection
- We represent both victims seeking protection and those wrongly accused—always with professionalism and discretion.
Fast action to obtain temporary and permanent injunctions
Strong advocacy at injunction hearings
Defense for individuals facing false or exaggerated allegations
Guidance through related custody, divorce, or criminal-law issues
Over 40 years of experience handling high-conflict family law matters
Speak With a Florida Domestic Violence Attorney
We understand how frightening, overwhelming, and urgent these situations can be
Our attorneys provide compassionate support, clear guidance, and strong protection.
Confidential consultations available—your safety comes first
Why HLA? Aggressive Attorneys with a Reputation for Results
Why Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti?
Our Values
We value justice, honesty and time. We are always at your service as we are in charge of your defence. Any detail will be noticed and it can be essential for your case.
During our work we gathered a team of devoted experts with rich experience in juridical help. We put a great emphasis on business law, because in today’s rapidly-changing environment, people require assistance in business spheres. Our experience allows us to be confident and stand by our words.
Our company was established in 2004. We started as a small legal consultancy. We have proved our competence and had many satisfied clients. We expanded our activity and started providing many other juridical services to meet wider clients needs.
40 Years Helping Hialeah & All of Florida's Families
Prenups & Parenting Agreements
Custody & Alimony & Paternity
Contested & Uncontested Divorce
Complex & Simple Divorce
Why HLA? Aggressive Attorneys with a Reputation for Results
Frequently Asked Questions
In Florida, all parenting plans are created based on the best interests of the child. If parents agree on a plan, it can be submitted to the court for approval. If they cannot agree, the court will establish the plan after considering factors such as each parent’s involvement, the child’s needs, stability, and each parent’s ability to support a positive relationship with the child.
Yes. Parenting plans can be modified if there is a substantial, unanticipated change in circumstances and the modification is in the child’s best interest. Common reasons include relocation, changes in a parent’s work schedule, or changes in the child’s needs. Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti regularly assists clients in both requesting and opposing modifications.
If a parent fails to comply with the parenting plan, the other parent may file a motion for enforcement with the court. The court can order make‑up time‑sharing, modify the plan, or impose other remedies. Our attorneys can help enforce your rights and ensure the parenting plan is followed.
With over 40 years of experience in South Florida family law, our attorneys are known for strategic negotiation, skilled courtroom advocacy, and personalized service. Whether you are creating a new plan, modifying an existing one, or resolving disputes, we are committed to protecting your rights and your child’s best interests.