Orlando Divorce Lawyers

Divorce can be an extremely stressful and emotional process for an entire family, as divorcing parties may have to endure a complicated legal process while trying to deal with the loss of their marriage. Given the intricacies of divorce law, it's essential that divorcing parties hire a skilled, highly experienced divorce lawyer to represent their rights and get through the process quickly and efficiently. The highly qualified Orlando divorce lawyers at Troum & Wallsh are dedicated to providing aggressive yet compassionate representation to Florida residents who are facing a divorce or other family law issues.

Our Orlando divorce attorneys have had nearly 50 years of combined experience helping divorcing parties get through the legal process as efficiently and favorably as possible. We are committed to cultivating highly personalized relationships with each of our clients so we can better meet their needs and exceed their expectations.

How to File for a Divorce in Orlando, Florida

If you are seeking a divorce in Florida, you can get the process started by speaking with a Troum & Wallsh Orlando divorce lawyer. We welcome you to learn more about your legal rights and entitlements, as well as to get expert advice regarding the most appropriate manner in which to resolve your family issues.

Should you secure our services during this meeting, we will then file a “Petition for Dissolution of Marriage” on your behalf. While divorce laws vary from state to state, Florida is a “no-fault” state meaning that divorcing parties do not need prove that one party is “at fault” to be granted a divorce. The spouse(s) only need to swear under oath that their marriage is “irretrievable broken” in order for a divorce to be granted.

Types of Divorce in Orlando, FL

The process of divorce in Florida will depend on whether two parties find themselves seeking either of the two types of divorce:

  • Uncontested divorce , a situation in which both divorcing parties agree on all terms of the marital dissolution. These divorce cases generally are finalized faster and cost less than contested divorces, as all terms of the separation are already agreed upon so no potentially length negotiations have to take place.
  • Contested divorce , a situation in which spouses cannot agree on all the terms of divorce. Accompanied by lengthier proceedings and more paperwork, contested divorces typically start with mediation overseen by a neutral third party. Should an agreement fail to be made, the divorce will proceed to trial overseen by a judge (There are no juries in Florida family courts).

Florida State Divorce Law

During initial mediation proceedings in a contested divorce, divorce lawyers for both sides will try to reach an agreement on:

  • Alimony
  • Child custody
  • Child support
  • Visitation rights
  • Relocation of children
  • Debt division
  • Domestic violence issues
  • Property distribution

Florida divorce law makes the state of Florida an “equitable distribution” state, meaning that all mutually owned property must be fairly split between spouses. It's crucial to note that “fair” does not necessarily mean “equal,” and that other factors – such as the length of the marriage, whether there was a pre-nuptial agreement and the contributions of each spouse – can affect how property and custody is split between spouses.

Contact an Orlando Divorce Attorney

If you are getting ready to file for a divorce in Florida, contact our law offices to schedule a complimentary initial consult with an experienced Orlando divorce attorney. Our Orlando based divorce attorneys are abreast of the latest changes to Florida divorce law. Our professionalism, high ethical standards and consistent success has earned our firm the distinguished “A.V.” rating by Martindale-Hubbell, a recognition granted by industry peers to only 5 percent of the nation's top lawyers. We have helped hundreds of people just like you. Contact our divorce lawyers in Orlando, Florida today.

Office Location

Troum & Wallsh
2450 Maitland Center Pkwy #303
Maitland, FL. 32751
Phone: (866) 433-1087
Fax: (407) 644-5511
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