Oxalis Bianca Garcia

Oxalis B. Garcia is a native from Puerto Rico. After being admitted to practice Law in the State of Florida she began focusing on practicing Family and Criminal law in the Tampa Bay area. Since that time, she has represented clients in divorces, custody disputes, post-judgment modification actions, child support matters, alimony and domestic violence injunctions. In addition she has represented client in Misdemeanors, Traffic Infractions, DUI’s and Violations of Probation. Presently she is admitted in three (3) jurisdictions and is fluent in both the Spanish and English languages. In addition Attorney Garcia volunteers at the Free Family Law Form Clinic at the Hillsborough County Court in Tampa and helps low income Hispanics complete their family law forms. To date, Ms. Garcia has proven to be a dynamic legal professional with a record of achievement and demonstrated success. Education University of Puerto Rico – Mayagüez Campus Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, specializing in Human Resources Interamerican University of Puerto Rico School of Law Juris Doctor Professional Memeberships and Associations Florida Law Bar Maryland Law Bar Puerto Rico Law Bar

Interamerican University of Puerto Rico School of Law

J.D. (2005)

2002 - 2005

University of Puerto Rico - Mayagüez

B.S. (2001)

1997 - 2001

Managing Partner

Oxalis & Berry Law Firm

2022 - Current

Boutique Law Firm focusing on providing tailored legal services to clients in the areas of Family Law, International Family law, Business litigation, Construction Law and International Business

Managing Attorney

Oxalis Law Firm

2016 - 2021

Boutique Law Firm focused on representing families in their legal matters involving divorces, child support, paternity, timesharing, child abuse, termination of parental rights cases.

Clearwater Bar Association

Member

2021 - Current

St. Pete Bar Association

Member

2020 - Current

Florida Hispanic Bar Association

Board Member

2019 - Current

Canakaris Inns of Court

Member

2016 - Current

Pinellas Latin Bar Association

President

2019 - 2022

Florida

Since 2012

Maryland

Since 2010

Puerto Rico

Since 2006

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Q. is there anyway my dad wont be sent back to ice ?

January 20, 2015

A: It is hard to say, however if he wins his asylum claim then he will not be deported.

Q. My son's dad is telling me hes signing his rights over so he doesn't have to pay child support ..can he do that ?

January 20, 2015

A: Technically yes, he can voluntarily terminate his parental rights, however a court case would have to be initiated to request this relief. Normally the other party is the one that initiates such a case.

Q. My Daughter is 2, her mom and I lived together until 6 months ago. She applied for Assistance, now I owe back CS.

January 20, 2015

A: Did you attend the final hearing???? Usually at the final hearing you would testify that you supported your daughter until 6 months ago. If after separation you failed to provide monetary support for your daughter or any other type of support (i.e. buying clothes, food, diapers, etc) or failed to provide proof of support for that time, then you would owe at least 6 mos of back child support (retroactive to the date of separation).

If you feel there was mistake seek the counsel of a Family Law attorney who can review your documents and advise you on how to proceed.