Rand Scott Lieber

I offer more than 20 years of experience at reasonable prices. I handle divorce cases, paternity cases, prenuptial agreements, modifications of alimony, child support and timesharing and enforcement and contempt matters. I spent my first six years as a lawyer working as an Assistant State Attorney. Since then I have focused my career on helping people with their family law matters.

University of Miami School of Law

Doctor of Jurisprudence/Juris Doctor

1995

University of Texas - Dallas

B.S. (1988) | Applied Mathematics

1988

Family Law Attorney

Sachs Sax Caplan

2015 - 2017

Family Law Attorney

Valdespino & Associates

2004 - 2015

Associate Attorney

Kutner and Associates

2001 - 2004

Handled all aspects of family law cases, including divorce, paternity, modifications, enforcement and contempt, as well as prenuptial agreements.

Assistant State Attorney

Miami Dade County State Attorneys' Office

1998 - 2001

In six years as a prosecutor I tried more than 30 jury trials and conducted more than 100 bench trials.

Assistant State Attorney

State Attorney - 18th Circuit of Florida

1995 - 1998

Attorney

Florida State Bar

Florida State Bar  # 45380

Member

1995 - Current

Florida

Since 1995

• Credit Cards Accepted

Q. I have a disagreement with the mother of my child. She demands that I pay her money for expenses related to our child

November 15, 2024

A: You do not mention if there is a court order or not. If there is a court order then you should do what it says. If not, how ever you choose to provide money, make sure that you keep clear records of the date and how much you paid. Without a court order, you decide what and how to pay. Speak with a local family lawyer for more specific advice.

Q. I got married after a divorce and my last name was Stewart but divorce changed to Evans and I put Stewart instead that 1

November 4, 2024

A: If your marriage license was executed by a proper officiant and filed with the clerk then you are legally married. Think about it like a typo. I am assuming that the remainder of the identifying information is correct. Moving forward you always have the option of going to court for a legal name change. Speak with a local family lawyer for more specific advice.

Q. It appears my daughter in law is going to file for divorce. My son has not been served yet. She withdrew her paycheck

November 4, 2024

A: Generally when a divorce is filed both parties are expected to maintain the financial status quo. That means that each party is expected to continue to pay the expenses that they traditionally paid. Until your son is in court for a divorce action he really does not have any recourse. Speak with a local family lawyer for more specific advice.