Sabina Tomshinsky

Attorney Sabina Tomshinsky has been practicing law since 2005 and is committed to finding effective resolutions to each client's unique legal needs. Ms. Tomshinsky is the owner of Home Town Law, P.A., where she provides knowledgeable, responsive client service in a broad spectrum of legal areas, including family law, estate planning, probate, landlord-tenant law and corporate law. She has dedicated her career to protecting the interests of individuals, families and businesses in North Central Florida. As a Gainesville, Florida resident for more than a decade, she is proud to address your legal issues and concerns in a creative and cost-effective manner.

University of Florida Levin College of Law

J.D. (2003)

Honors: Cum Laude

University of Miami

B.A. (1999)

Honors: Cum Laude

The United Nations and Humanitarian Intervention: Building Legitimacy By Confronting Our Past–An Open Letter

Fla. J. Int'l L.

2004

The Probate Process from Start to Finish, Gainesville, Florida

August 31, 2012

National Business Institute (NBI, Inc.)

Florida State Bar  # 12188

Member

2005 - Current

Florida

Since 2005

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted
• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  Landlord & Tenant ($75.00 Initial Consultation fee is required) Family Law/Divorce “Free Consultation” Probate/Estate Administration “Free Consultation” Business & Corporate Law “Free Consultation” Estate Planning & Trusts “Free Consultation” Homestead Determination “Free Consultation”

• Contracts; Leases
• Homestead Determination
• Evictions
• Paternity; Relocation
• Stepparent Adoption; Name Change Actions

Q. My 16 year old son came to me and said he doesn't want live with his mom anymore. Does he have a say?

June 21, 2017

A: No. However, should you pursue a modification action, you may also file a motion for the Court to authorize an in camera testimony of the minor child as to his preference. So a minor cannot just be brought to Court to express his time-sharing preference but a Court may allow such testimony based on a properly filed Motion. I suggest that you consult with an attorney on the best course of action after addressing all the pertinent facts. All the best.

Q. i have a child with someone in fl, in a new relationship and have a newborn. Can we move for a better job opportunity?

June 21, 2017

A: Based on your post, it appears that you will be able to move as the father of your first child has no rights to the child. However, please be aware that in the event he files a paternity action within 6 months of your move, you may be required to return the child to Florida.

Q. Can the father of my children take my kids without a court order?

June 20, 2017

A: Based on your post, by default you have all the time-sharing rights and all the decision-making authority over your children. Until the Father pursues an action for paternity, he has no rights to the children. Should the Father remove the children from your care, you should pursue an Emergency Verified Motion for Child Pick-Up Order. All the best.