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Turco Legal, A Private Law Firm
Some challenges in life are better not faced alone. Turco Legal is a Palm Beach County firm focused on counseling and representing clients through some of the most challenging obstacles you will face. Our experience lies in helping clients through such challenges as divorce, child custody disputes, child support enforcement, and real estate foreclosure. With over twenty years combined experience between our attorneys and support staff, we will manage your case effectively and efficiently and advocate strongly on your behalf and in your best interest.
Damian Turco has established community, affordability, simplicity, and excellence as the cornerstones of the practice. Aside from his membership on the Palm Beach County Family Law Committee, the Palm Beach County Domestic Violence Council, and the Palm Beach County Real Estate Council, Damian Turco has advocated for clients of all incomes and lifestyles.
Turco Legal is a family focused firm. Whether you are planning for your future or the future of your family, or ready to start again, we can help. Everyday, we focus on mastering the legal challenges of divorce, support enforcement, estate planning, probate, and distressed real estate issues. We pride ourselves in delivering excellence at an affordable price.
 Marriage can be one of the most fulfilling elements of life. It can also be a huge mistake. Although we are proponents of counseling and encourage our clients to work hard at finding the path to reconciliation, the hard truth is that for some couples, continuation of marriage is not the best option. Sometimes starting fresh and moving on is the best thing for the family. Of course, every family is different and the approach that may work well for one client may not work best for another. So, before we file, we work out a clear strategy with the client. We do not move forward until we move forward together. Read More about divorce in Florida and how our firm can help you.
Unfortunately, obtaining a final judgment of divorce or paternity doesn't necessarily mean the end of conflict between the parties. There are often issues requiring further judicial review due to one or both parties' failure to comply with the order of the court. Such noncompliance, particularly today, is often in the form of failure to pay court ordered child support or alimony. A problem many would be recipients of support have is that without the support, they can't afford an attorney to resolve the issue. There is often the possibility of recovering attorney fees in an enforcement proceeding, but there is no guaranty and attorneys generally require a retainer to take the case. To address this issue, we have developed several limited scope representation packages which enable you to receive legal guidance regarding the relevant law, your entitlement, pleadings, and the necessary procedure, all while staying within a defined budget. We, of course, offer full representation for such cases, so as your case progresses, if you feel you need more assistance, we are there and ready. Contact the firm today to set up a consultation. Or, click here for more information.
 Estate planning is sometimes perceived as a process reserved only for the very wealthy. This is a common and unfortunate misconception. The estate planning process is important regardless of your background or net worth. In plain terms, estate planning is simply documenting what you intend to happen should you become incapacitated and when you die. It saves your family the fear and regret that they may be making the wrong decision regarding your medical treatment. It also avoids the possibility of a court distributing your assets in a way contrary to your intent. In planning a client's estate, we put the entire process in plain terms and execute the documents only when they reflect the client's true intent. Read More about estate planning in Florida and how we can help you plan for your future and the future of your family.
Probate is the legal process that generally must be initiated after a death in order to distribute the decedent's assets. If there is a will, it is submitted to probate along with a petition asking the court to distribute the assets consistent with the document. If the decedent died intestate (without a will), the petition is submitted to the court asking for a distribution as provided by Florida law. There may be other variables in determining distribution, but this is the basic process. To learn how our firm can help you probate a loved one's estate, contact our firm to schedule a consultation or click here for more information.
For most, a home is the largest investment they will ever make. Given that, the process of buying or selling a home has been made remarkably simple by the professionals involved. A real estate transaction, however, is generally very complicated and, particularly in today's market, there is a risk of being the victim of fraud. A competent attorney can identify and resolve problems. Read More about real estate in Florida and how we can help you.
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