Kunal Mirchandani

I am Kunal A. Mirchandani, the Principal Attorney and President at Klein Law Group. I am a dedicated litigator, committed to advocating for my clients both in and out of the courtroom. After earning my law degree from Case Western Reserve School of Law, I have devoted my career to litigating cases. I represent both individuals and corporations, always with an eye on achieving the most favorable outcomes for my clients.

Throughout my career, I have served as lead counsel in numerous trials and appellate cases. My arguments in appellate courts have established precedents that are currently adhered to by courts across Florida. I am licensed to practice in Florida and admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. My client base is diverse, including nationally recognized financial institutions, local businesses, and individuals. I am proud to hold an AV rating from Martindale Hubbell, which is the highest recognition awarded by peers for ethical standards and professional ability.

I come from a richly diverse background, with a mother from Chile and a father from India, though I was born in France. In my leisure time, I enjoy surfing, auto racing, and engaging in DIY home projects.

My educational background includes a J.D. from Case Western Reserve School of Law in Cleveland, Ohio, obtained in 2010, and a B.A. in English from the University of North Florida in Jacksonville, Florida, completed in 2007. I am admitted to the Florida Bar and the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.

Among my accolades, I have received the Martindale Hubbell AV Preeminent Rating. Notable cases include In re Enright, where I secured $77,305.23 in punitive damages for creditor misconduct, and Murray v. HSBC Bank USA, which clarified the enforcement of negotiable instruments against real estate. I have also authored "What happens in bankruptcy – A legal guide," providing insights into navigating bankruptcy proceedings.

Florida

The Florida Bar

ID Number: 86161

Case Western Reserve University School of Law

J.D. (2010)

The Florida Bar  # 0086161

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US District Court for the Southern District of Florida

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Q. Can I sell possessions to pay bills because no money is being given to support the kids

January 29, 2025

A: I'm sorry to hear you're going through this tough situation. In general, if you're in the process of divorce and trying to support your kids, it's important to know your legal rights. As for selling items in the home, technically, it depends on whether the property is considered jointly owned or if there are any specific agreements in place (like a separation agreement or interim order).

Typically, while waiting for a divorce to be finalized, both parties have a responsibility to support their children. If your ex isn't helping financially, it might be worth exploring legal steps to get temporary support, such as child support orders or spousal support, depending on your situation.

As for selling items in the home, you need to speak with an attorney to receive that kind of legal advice. We need all the facts to determine whether it could be warranted in your circumstance. You should also talk to the attorney about getting temporary financial support while the divorce process is underway. ... Read More

Q. I’m going through a divorce after 15 years of marriage, and I have some questions about how to navigate it.

January 20, 2025

A: While the timesharing arrangement proposed appears to be in your best interest, a critical review of the financial distribution plan is essential. At this juncture, it's impossible to ascertain whether the proposed financial settlement is equitable. A complete and transparent disclosure of all financial assets and liabilities is imperative to ensure a fair and just outcome.

In a divorce proceeding, your husband will be legally obligated to fully disclose all financial information, including income, assets, debts, and any other relevant financial documents. This comprehensive financial picture is crucial for determining a fair and equitable division of marital assets and liabilities, including spousal support, child support, and the allocation of debts ... Read More