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Steps To Take After Receiving Divorce Papers

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

Receiving divorce papers can be a demoralizing experience. Some folks are in shock while others saw it coming. In either event, it’s no fun to be served with divorce papers. Your life is about to change dramatically. You may be overwhelmed by the impending changes. You’re going to need to gather your wits because… Read More »

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What Is A Parenting Coordinator During A Florida Divorce?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

Navigating child custody arrangements during divorce or separation can be distinctly challenging. For this reason, the Florida courts make parenting coordinators available to parents who are currently in dispute over child custody arrangements. Parenting coordinators can help resolve disputes over parenting decisions, schedules, timesharing, and more. Such matters often result in stress for parents…. Read More »

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When Will I Stop Paying Alimony In Florida?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

Alimony, known as spousal support in Florida, is often a contentious issue during a Florida divorce. As the payer of alimony, you may wonder when you will have to stop paying. While Florida recently did away with permanent alimony, there are still individuals in Florida who are paying alimony on a permanent basis. There… Read More »

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What Factors Impact The Distribution Of Assets In A Florida Divorce

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

The process of divorce is all about untangling the marital estate. The marital estate is the property that you and your spouse acquired during the marriage. This property needs to be divided in accordance with the laws of Florida and equitable distribution. So, how do judges decide what property goes where? In this article,… Read More »

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What Is The Fastest Way To Get Divorced In Florida?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

Divorce happens. The American Psychological Association cites data showing that as many as half of U.S. marriages end in separation. Of course, that fact does not make going through a divorce any less stressful. Most people want to get through the process as fast as possible. You may be wondering: How fast can I… Read More »

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What Is The Dollar Value For A High Net Worth Divorce In Florida?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

Florida divorce and family laws cover a wide range of topics, but one you will not find in the statutes is a separate process or treatment for high net worth divorce. There is no term related to it in the Florida divorce law definitions, so you cannot establish a dollar amount. This is because… Read More »

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What Is The Difference Between Regular And Military Divorce In Florida?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

As an active member of the military or retired in service, you know your status makes many of life’s events and experiences different. Divorce is one area where there are special laws for the military, which take into account the unique circumstances. For instance, Florida’s residency requirement for divorce is 6 months, but members… Read More »

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How Do I Prepare For My First Meeting With An Orlando Divorce Attorney?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

You know that it is critical to retain legal representation when going through divorce, and finding the right fit will take some effort and research. When you have counsel on your side who knows Florida divorce laws and has experience handling these cases, you can feel confident that your rights are protected. Important aspects… Read More »

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What Factors Affect High Net Worth Divorce In Florida?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

The question about the net worth of a couple comes up often in connection with Florida divorce, and there are certainly many factors that affect the process. However, it is reassuring to know that Florida divorce statutes do not have a financial threshold for the proceedings. You are not subjected to a different set… Read More »

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Do I Need To Prove Fault In A Florida Divorce Case?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

In short, NO, you do not need to prove that a party was responsible for the breakdown of the marital relationship to get a divorce in Florida. For divorce in other states, it is necessary to provide reasons for ending the marriage, such as adultery, cruelty, or abandonment. Under Florida’s divorce statute, the person… Read More »

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