Divorce

What Is a Nonadversarial Divorce?

An Orlando nonadversarial divorce is one that is uncontested with no litigation. A Nonadversarial divorce means that the parties do not fight each other contentiously in court. The parties work together to resolve their case wi...

How Long Will It Take to Finalize Your Orlando Divorce?

That depends on the facts and circumstances involved in your particular case. Even if you and your spouse agree on everything, you would still have to wait until 20 days after the date of filing of the petition for dissolution of marriage for your final hearing on your Read More

5 Reasons Collaborative Divorce Works

1. You have a mental health neutral guide the parties through the collaborative process. Unlike a litigated divorce, in the Orlando collaborative divorce, a mental health neutral attends all the meetings between the parti...
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Summer Vacation Advice for Divorced Parents

Summer is here. Do you have your vacation all arranged? Are you lined up to go on vacation with your child or children? Does your former spouse have their vacation arranged? Are they all lined up to go on vacation with your child or children? If you have gone through an Read More

Taxes and Divorce: What to Know

The first thing a good attorney will tell you regarding taxes and divorce is to consult with a Certified Public Accountant “CPA”. You may already have a CPA you can discuss your divorce with to find out how to maximize your financial situation during equitable distribution of the assets and debts. ...

Orlando Divorce Don’ts

Nowadays, a person’s digital footprint appears everywhere. Therefore, while you are in the middle of an Orlando divorce case, it is a smart idea to button your lip and refrain from nasty rants on social media. Even if you have ...

Can I Get an Uncontested Divorce in Florida?

Yes. You can get an uncontested divorce in Florida. However, you need the cooperation of your spouse. If the two of you can amicably settle your differences, you can save the costs of litigation. If the spouse does not cooperate, then you are in the posture of a contested divorce where you attend ...

How May I Prepare Myself for My Upcoming Divorce or Custody Case?

If you are getting a divorce, or if you are involved in a custody case, it is a very good idea to keep a journal of what happens between you and your spouse. That way you have a record of the event as it happens. At that time, the event is fresh in your mind. In your journal, you should notate the d...

Can I Get Divorced in Florida Even if My Spouse Does Not Want a Divorce?

Florida is a no fault state. Even if your spouse does not want a divorce, you may obtain one. Most good attorneys always ask their clients if they have been to marriage counseling. If they have not, a good attorney usually asks if counseling would help. If the client says he/she has been to coun...

You’re Divorced, What Do You Do Next?

The judge signed your final judgment for dissolution of marriage. Your finally done. Or, are you? There are things that need to be done. What should you do next? It depends on what your final judgment says. There may be lots of things in your final judgment that you need to follow up with and ...