Gary A. Urso, Attorney at Law

Law Firm Overview

Divorce, child custody, domestic violence, child dependency, paternity, prenuptial agreements – when people call my New Port Richey, Florida, family law firm they are facing some of the most difficult and far-reaching problems life offers. As a divorce and family law attorney I offer them strong advocacy provided in an atmosphere of respect.

If you need a divorce, are involved in child custody proceedings, are concerned about allegations of abuse or neglect, or have another family law issue, and would like to speak with a lawyer, contact my Tampa Bay area office and make arrangements for a free telephone consultation.

When helping a client decide how to proceed when considering divorce, adoption, custody, child endangerment, or another family law matter I begin by learning the whole the story, from the beginning of the relationship. The problem has, in most cases, been developing over the course of time. I will investigate any avenue available through which a client can resolve a domestic dispute, including mediation, counseling, and other alternatives to a trial. However, when it is best for my client to rely on the family court, I am an aggressive and effective advocate.

I have twenty-two years of experience as a trial lawyer and a master's degree in counseling. I was a former state prosecutor and a former HRS senior attorney, and am a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator. It is my goal to offer knowledgeable, professional, and reasonably priced legal services to individuals and families, helping them to resolve difficult issues in the most productive ways possible.

Areas of Practice

• Family Law
• Adoption
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Child Dependency
• Child Support
• Criminal Law
• Custody & Visitation
• Divorce
• Mediation

West Practice Categories

Alternative Dispute Resolution, Mediation, Criminal Law, Family Law, Adoption, Alimony & Spousal Support, Child Support, Childrens' Rights, Custody & Visitation, Divorce, Domestic Violence & Neglect, Paternity, Prenuptial Agreements