The divorce process in Florida is known as the dissolution of marriage. It is the legal process to end your marriage. You can file for a simplified dissolution of marriage or a regular dissolution of marriage. A simplified dissolution of marriage is limited to couples who do not have minor children, are not seeking spousal… read more

During a divorce, many parents ask about custody. More specifically, many parents ask about “sole custody” or “sole parental responsibility.” While this is a common question, it is important for you to understand what sole custody means in Orlando, how Orlando courts determine custody arrangements, and how often sole custody happens in Orlando. How is… read more

Divorces are not only legally complex, but they are also emotionally taxing. The parties usually experience many different emotions, such as sadness and anger. Unfortunately, these emotions sometimes get the best of the parties, and they write or say something negative about the other party. This is not an uncommon thing in divorce cases. But… read more

In Florida, prenuptial agreements can help parties protect their assets in the event of a divorce. Prenuptial agreements can also help the divorcing parties manage the divorce by providing a plan on dividing property and how support may be awarded. However, some parties may wonder whether they can void a prenuptial agreement when faced with… read more

You may have heard that over one-half of marriages in the United States end in divorce. The “fact” has been shared and quoted in many sources for a long time. However, it may not be entirely accurate. You cannot justify not getting married by saying that you have over a 50% chance of getting a… read more

Getting divorced in Orlando requires you and your spouse to disclose all of the property you own. The purpose of disclosing your assets is for equitable property division. If you believe your spouse is hiding assets during a divorce, there are several steps you can take to uncover those assets, including contacting an Orlando property… read more

Even if your marriage ends, you will still have an ongoing relationship with your ex-spouse if you have children together. Transitioning from cohabitating with your family to living in separate households can take time and effort. Florida favors both parents remaining involved in their child’s life, and judges prefer to approve parenting plans that reflect… read more

Gaslighting has become a trending term in discussions surrounding unhealthy relationships. But what is it and how do you recognize it? Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse. It can be deceptive and difficult to identify. The name derives from the 1938 play called Gas Light (and a subsequent film adaptation), in which a husband… read more

Orlando family law matters are handled by the Orange County Family Law Court. The Orange County Family Law Court has jurisdiction over cases involving residents of Orlando and the surrounding cities in Orange County. The court is located at 425 North Orange Avenue, Suite 320, Orlando, FL. Continue reading to find out more about the… read more

Yes, you can get back together with your ex-spouse after divorce. The law cannot prohibit you from remarrying your ex-spouse. After ending a marriage, a couple may realize they rushed into a divorce instead of working through the problems in their marriage. Other couples rekindle a relationship years after a divorce. There are many reasons… read more