Annette Sanchez Law, P.A.

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Annette Sanchez Law, P.A. South Florida law firm specializing in family law and general civil litigation. That's why she believes in treating clients with care and respect. today.

At Annette Sanchez Law, P.A., we are dedicated to bringing an element of public service to private legal practice. We want to help you reach quickly the point of celebrating during your joyous occasions and lessen the trauma and duration of the difficult times. Zealous and talented advocacy is coupled with compassion and empathy to provide our clients with a personal touch that sets us apart from the rest. Annette Sanchez, attorney and founder of the firm, understands that looming legal issues can be stressful and overwhelming. When you work with Annette Sanchez Law, P.A., you'll get the benefit of:

Extensive legal knowledge
Convenient office hours
Reasonable fees

Attempting to tackle a legal matter on your own can end up negatively impacting the outcome of your situation. Why risk such repercussions when a dedicated lawyer is on hand to offer guidance when you need it the most? To set up an appointment, call Annette Sanchez Law, P.A. Practice Areas Include: Family Law, Real Estate Law, Mortgage Foreclosures, Family Law Mediations.

Five common money questions, five honest answers, no legalese.Which one is the conversation you have been avoiding?Read ...
10/16/2026

Five common money questions, five honest answers, no legalese.

Which one is the conversation you have been avoiding?

Read through, then save this so you have the words when you need them.

Five questions. Five answers. No legalese. More templates in the free Co-Parenting Communication Checklist: link in the first comment.

10/15/2026

Life happens.

If you’re the one falling behind and it’s temporary, let your co-parent know early, show proof, and propose a temporary adjustment, because early and documented is a very different conversation than silent and late.

If it’s something unexpected and more permanent, like losing your job, that’s when we can talk about modifying your child support and parenting plan in court.

Early and documented is a very different conversation than silent and late. More templates in the free Co-Parenting Communication Checklist: link in the first comment.
Full video — link in the first comment.

10/14/2026

When a co-parent sends paragraphs about why they can’t pay, the instinct is to answer point by point, and that costs days and settles nothing.

Stay neutral and reply with a choice and a date:

“If your share by next Friday is hard, propose an alternative date within 30 days so we keep Charlie’s plan on track.”

It skips the argument, keeps the obligation in place, and keeps your child at the center.

Save this line and adapt it to your situation.

Stay neutral. Reply with a choice and a date. Copy-ready language in the free Co-Parenting Communication Checklist: link in the first comment.
Full video — link in the first comment.

Three buckets. Short money messages, two or three lines. One ledger, squared up once or twice a month.Put these into pra...
10/13/2026

Three buckets. Short money messages, two or three lines. One ledger, squared up once or twice a month.

Put these into practice and money stress can become a process your family can live with, one that helps keep you out of court.

Structure beats stress. Copy-ready templates in the free Co-Parenting Communication Checklist: link in the first comment.

10/12/2026

If you’re always the one fronting cash for your kids’ expenses, the answer is structure, not another argument.

Use the pre-approval threshold for bigger items, keep the 30-day reimbursement rule tight, and for very large expenses, get written agreement on payment timing before the purchase.

Save this for the next big expense that comes up.

Use the pre-approval threshold and keep reimbursement rules tight. Copy-ready templates in the free Co-Parenting Communication Checklist: link in the first comment.
Full video — link in the first comment.

Takeaway 03 from : co-parenting is forever. It doesn't end when your kids grow up. One day you may be sitting next to y...
10/09/2026

Takeaway 03 from : co-parenting is forever. It doesn't end when your kids grow up. One day you may be sitting next to your co-parent at your child's wedding.

Healthy co-parenting isn't about holding hands. It's about respecting the bond your child has with the other parent, and accepting that your ex is no longer your emotional person.

And don't make your child that person. They're going through the divorce very differently than you are. They need you to be their security and their stability.

"Annette and her team are absolutely excellent! They treat you with kindness and compassion, and the service is truly am...
10/09/2026

"Annette and her team are absolutely excellent! They treat you with kindness and compassion, and the service is truly amazing. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of their services. Five stars isn't enough - they're the best!

Build it in something like Google Sheets and share it between the two of you. Keep a separate copy for yourself, too.Set...
10/09/2026

Build it in something like Google Sheets and share it between the two of you. Keep a separate copy for yourself, too.

Settle up once or twice a month, and keep the records and receipts clean.

Boring is the goal here. Boring means the braces got paid for, the field trip got covered, and nobody had to be brave about it.

Boring is the goal. More templates in the free Co-Parenting Communication Checklist: link in the first comment.

10/08/2026

The panel closed on its most personal question, and Annette's answer says a lot about how her firm works.

It's the answer you'd hope for from the attorney on a stage like Move, Breathe, Grow 2026: she doesn't lead with litigation. She leads with where you are right now.

Thanks to the organizing team for bringing this conversation to Miami's women business owners.

10/08/2026

“I never saw the receipt.” If you hear that a lot, this is exactly why a shared ledger helps. But even without one, you have a simple fix: keep the receipts, photograph them with your phone, and resend with a single, calm line.

And keep it in perspective. If it is a one-time thing, it is probably not worth going to court over. It has to become a real, problematic pattern of behavior if you want to get a judge involved.

Document first. Decide later.

Document first. Decide later. More templates in the free Co-Parenting Communication Checklist: link in the first comment.
Full video — link in the first comment.

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15500 New Barn Road , Suite 100
Miami Lakes, FL
33014

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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