Types of Divorce in Florida

​It can be a tremendous emotional strain when your marriage no longer works and it comes time to consider divorce. Florida is a no-fault divorce state, meaning that neither party needs to provide proof of wrongdoing in order for the court to grant a divorce. That said, if either party wishes to dispute matters such as alimony, child support or other issues related to the divorce, there are still numerous legal considerations that need to be addressed.

Working with an experienced divorce attorney in South Florida is key for helping you navigate through these complexities and reach a resolution. Our focused team offers both non-adversarial and aggressive legal strategies depending on your particular case needs. Don’t face these challenges alone – contact us today for help with South Florida’s unique legal process relating to divorce.

What Matters Are Settled During Divorce Cases?

Your Florida divorce lawyer can negotiate with the other side to settle the matters in the divorce. In many cases, we can reach an agreement without a judge stepping in, but that is not always the case.

Whether the case is settled inside or outside of court, we can help with all divorce matters, including:

• Division of property
• Allocation of debts
• Child custody
• Child support
• Time Sharing arrangements
• Alimony (Spousal support)
• Name Changes