Loomis & Loomis, P.A. · Boca Raton, Florida
Protecting what matters most—with focused family law representation for individuals and families in Palm Beach and Broward counties.
Divorce and family law matters affect more than the outcome of a court case. They can reshape your relationship with your children, your financial plans, and the decisions you make about your future. At The Law Office of Loomis & Loomis, P.A., our Boca Raton divorce attorneys take the time to understand your concerns and explain the issues that deserve attention.
Our practice is devoted exclusively to divorce and family law. We assist South Florida clients with matters involving parenting, support, property, and other family relationships. From the initial consultation through resolution, our goal is to provide thoughtful guidance, attentive service, and a clear approach to your individual circumstances.
Choosing a family law firm means choosing the people who will help you evaluate difficult options and prepare for important conversations. Attorneys Kerry and Isabell Loomis work with clients in Palm Beach and Broward counties to understand their priorities, gather relevant information, and identify the next steps in their matter.
Whether you are considering a divorce, addressing a parenting dispute, or planning for your family’s future, you can explore our family law practice areas and learn about our approach to representation. Contact our Boca Raton office to discuss the concerns that brought you here.
Attorneys Kerry and Isabell Loomis are a husband and wife team whose practice focuses exclusively on divorce and family law. Their Boca Raton firm serves individuals and families throughout Palm Beach and Broward counties, bringing a shared commitment to client service and careful preparation.
Family law concerns are personal. Our approach begins with understanding your family relationships, financial circumstances, and goals. Learn more about the attorneys and the firm’s approach before taking the next step toward discussing your matter.
If you are considering divorce, you may have questions about your home, financial obligations, parenting arrangements, and what comes next. Those concerns often overlap, which makes it helpful to look at the full picture before deciding how to proceed.
Our Boca Raton divorce lawyers help clients organize the information relevant to their situation and understand the issues they may need to address. Explore our divorce services for an introduction to representation, or contact the office to discuss your circumstances and priorities.
Choosing a family law attorney is a personal decision. Client experiences can offer perspective on the communication, support, and attention that people value during a difficult transition. Our testimonials describe experiences shared by individuals who worked with Loomis & Loomis on divorce and family law matters.
We invite you to read their comments and learn more about our firm’s approach. Each matter involves different facts and goals, so a conversation about your own circumstances is the best way to begin exploring how our office can assist you.
Family law brings unfamiliar terms and decisions into everyday life. Questions about starting a divorce, choosing representation, support concerns, and preparing for a consultation are a useful place to begin learning about the process.
Our Florida divorce FAQ provides general information, and the expandable questions below offer a starting point. For questions about your own family, finances, or legal documents, contact our office so those concerns can be discussed in the context of your individual matter.
The people who come to our firm bring different family situations, concerns, and priorities. The comments below reflect experiences they have shared about working with our attorneys. Explore more client testimonials to learn about the communication and support they describe throughout their matters.
Boca Raton · Palm Beach County
Our office is located at 4800 N. Federal Highway, Suite B 305, Boca Raton, Florida 33431. We serve clients in Palm Beach and Broward counties. Use the map to view the location, or contact our office to discuss arranging a consultation and the information to prepare for your visit.
Focused representation · Personal attention
Loomis & Loomis, P.A. represents clients in divorce and family law matters from its Boca Raton office. Our work serves individuals and families in Palm Beach and Broward counties, including people navigating separation, parenting concerns, financial disputes, and decisions about their family’s future.
A productive attorney-client relationship starts with listening. We work to understand the relationships, assets, obligations, and practical concerns involved in your matter. That information helps frame the issues to discuss and the steps to consider, whether your concerns involve child custody and parenting, child support, spousal support, or property division.
Our process begins with gathering information and understanding your priorities. We discuss the circumstances that led you to seek representation and the questions you want to address. Preparing relevant documents and a list of your concerns can help make that initial conversation more useful.
As your matter develops, we focus on explaining the issues, setting expectations, and evaluating appropriate next steps. You can read more about our representation process, meet our attorneys, or use the contact form to reach the office. If you prefer to speak by phone, call (561) 393-1433.
A Practice Devoted to Family Law
Loomis & Loomis, P.A. provides divorce and family law representation to clients in Boca Raton and throughout Palm Beach and Broward counties. Our practice areas address the relationships, financial concerns, and planning decisions that shape a family’s future. Explore the services below to find information related to your concerns, then contact our office to discuss your particular circumstances.
Divorce can raise questions about your home, finances, and family relationships. Our Boca Raton divorce attorneys help clients identify the issues involved, organize relevant information, and consider the next steps for their individual circumstances.
Family law matters extend beyond the end of a marriage. Our firm focuses exclusively on this area of practice, helping South Florida clients discuss concerns involving children, financial obligations, and important family decisions with an attorney.
Parenting concerns are deeply personal. We help clients discuss the arrangements and disputes affecting their children, with attention to family relationships, practical routines, and the priorities that need to be addressed in their individual matter.
Arrangements for time with your children can affect school schedules, holidays, and daily life. Our firm assists clients with visitation-related concerns and helps them organize the questions and practical issues they want to discuss.
Financial responsibilities for children often form an important part of a family law matter. We assist clients with child support concerns, including reviewing relevant financial information and discussing the issues raised by their particular circumstances.
Questions about alimony and spousal support can create uncertainty about life after separation. Our attorneys help clients discuss their financial concerns, organize information about their circumstances, and understand the issues involved in their support matter.
A shared home, savings, debts, and other assets can make property discussions both practical and emotional. Our firm helps clients examine the property concerns involved in divorce and prepare to discuss their financial picture with an attorney.
Divorce involving substantial assets may require careful attention to the financial information involved. Our firm assists clients with high net worth divorce matters and the questions that arise around complex property and financial circumstances.
Resolving a family dispute may involve discussions outside the courtroom as well as preparation for litigation. We assist clients with mediation-related matters and help them consider the concerns, priorities, and information they want to bring to those discussions.
Planning before marriage can create a useful opportunity to discuss financial expectations. Our firm assists with prenuptial agreement matters, helping clients identify their concerns and consider the information relevant to an agreement tailored to their circumstances.
Growing a family through adoption involves important legal questions as well as personal decisions. Our firm assists clients with adoption matters and helps them discuss their family circumstances, goals, and the information relevant to their situation.
Domestic violence concerns require sensitive attention to the circumstances involved. Our firm assists clients with the family law issues connected to these matters and helps them discuss their concerns and questions about legal representation.
When family relationships involve more than one country, legal and practical questions can become more complex. Our firm has international family law experience and assists clients in discussing the cross-border concerns involved in their matter.
Military service can add practical and legal considerations to a divorce. Our firm assists clients with military divorce matters, taking time to understand their family relationships, service-related circumstances, and the concerns they want to address.
An appeal involves questions about a decision that has already been made. Our firm assists with divorce appeal matters and can discuss the decision, the concerns it raises for you, and the information needed to evaluate representation.
Insights from Loomis & Loomis
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Questions & Answers
Begin with answers to common questions about the divorce process and working with a lawyer. These questions introduce topics that many visitors want to understand before contacting our Boca Raton office. Our full FAQ provides additional general background, while a conversation with an attorney can address the facts and concerns specific to your matter.
File a document called a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. It outlines any claims that you have for things like child support, custody, alimony, and division of property and debts. In general, a process server must personally deliver the papers to the other spouse; this is called “service of process.” If you have children, Florida requires you to attend a seminar on children and divorce, but spouses need not attend together.
One lawyer cannot represent both spouses — it’s impossible to represent the interests of two people who have conflicting goals. Even if you think your goals are the same, lawyers are ethically prohibited from representing both parties in a divorce.
You can go to court after you have filed your petition and ask for an order of temporary child support, alimony, visitation rights, or custody.
Yes; in the petition for divorce, request that your former name be restored.