Fort Lauderdale, Fla. – November 8, 2024 – Greenspoon Marder announces Marital and Family Law partners Michael J. Alman and Elizabeth “Beth” Tener have been recognized in the 2025 guide of “500 Leading Family Lawyers” – the third edition by Lawdragon. Lawyers featured in this guide range from those specializing in “private client” or high-net-worth divorce to assisted reproduction law, and even international child custody issues.
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Mr. Alman has established himself as a leading family law attorney in the tri-county area, offering invaluable counsel and representation to clients navigating the complexities of marital and family legal matters with a career spanning over four decades. Focusing his practice on an array of family law issues, Mr. Alman’s practice encompasses divorce, paternity, enforcement and modification proceedings, alimony, child support, child custody and timesharing, parental responsibility, as well as pre-and post-nuptial agreements. Mr. Alman’s clientele spans a diverse spectrum, ranging from high-net-worth individuals to athletes, entertainers, and beyond.
Ms. Tener devotes her practice to handling a wide range of matters including traditional and collaborative divorce, LGBT same-sex marital and family issues, alimony, child custody, child support, valuation of marital assets, pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements, relocation, modification, enforcement, paternity, stepparent adoption, and domestic violence. Previously in her legal career, Ms. Tener served as an Assistant State Attorney where she gained extensive trial experience. She has also served on the Florida Bar’s Family Law Rules Committee and the Florida Bar’s Grievance Committee “D.” Currently, Ms. Tener acts as a family law mediator and is undergoing certification by the Florida Supreme Court in this capacity.