Colonialtown North Divorce Lawyer

Ending a marriage can bring major changes to your family, finances, and daily life. A Colonialtown North divorce lawyer at McMichen, Cinami & Demps can help you prepare for those changes and understand the decisions you will need to make throughout the divorce process.

Our attorneys have over 50 years of combined experience in family law. We represent clients in Orlando, Florida, and provide guidance on issues involving children, property, financial support, and other divorce matters. Contact us at 407-898-2161 today for a free consultation.

How Our Colonialtown North Divorce Attorneys Can Help You With Your Family Law Matter in Orlando, FL

McMichen, Cinami & Demps helps clients in Orlando, FL, address the legal, financial, and parenting issues that can arise during divorce. Depending on your circumstances, you may need to reach agreements with your spouse, gather financial information, develop a parenting plan, or ask a judge to resolve contested issues.

Our Colonialtown North divorce attorneys can assist with:

• Preparing and filing divorce documents
• Identifying marital and nonmarital property
• Addressing parental responsibility and time-sharing
• Calculating and addressing child support
• Negotiating disputed divorce terms
• Representing you in mediation and court

We can develop a legal strategy based on your circumstances and priorities. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation.

The History of Colonialtown North in Orlando, FL

Colonialtown North is an established neighborhood northeast of downtown Orlando. The neighborhood is part of the broader Colonialtown area and is located northeast of downtown Orlando.

Some notable features of the area include:

• Convenient access to downtown Orlando
• Proximity to the Mills 50 district
• Established residential streets
• Colonial Drive along part of the neighborhood’s southern edge
• Access to nearby businesses, restaurants, and community amenities

Colonialtown North’s central location also places residents within easy reach of Orlando’s government offices and court services.

Our Family and Divorce Law Firm’s Primary Practice Areas

With over 50 years of combined family law experience, the attorneys at McMichen, Cinami & Demps handle a range of matters for Orlando families.

Divorce

We represent clients in contested and uncontested divorces and can address the financial and parenting issues that arise when a marriage ends.

Child Custody

Florida courts resolve parental responsibility and time-sharing issues according to the child’s best interests. We can help you pursue an appropriate parenting plan.

Child Support

Child support is generally determined under Florida’s statutory guidelines. We can address income calculations, parenting arrangements, childcare expenses, health insurance, and other relevant issues.

Judgment Modification

Certain family court orders may be modified when legal requirements are met. We can review changes in your circumstances and explain your options.

Property Division

We help clients identify marital property, address nonmarital property claims, value significant assets, and work toward an equitable division of assets and liabilities.

How Do I Seek a Divorce in Orlando?

Florida refers to divorce as the dissolution of marriage. Before filing, at least one spouse generally must have lived in Florida for six months.

A typical Florida divorce can proceed when the marriage is irretrievably broken. One spouse begins the case by filing a petition for dissolution of marriage. The other spouse then has an opportunity to respond.

The spouses must resolve issues that apply to their case, which may include property division, alimony, child support, parental responsibility, and time-sharing. Agreements can resolve many cases, but a judge may need to decide issues that the spouses cannot settle.

How Will My Property Be Divided in a Divorce in Florida?

Florida uses equitable distribution to divide marital assets and liabilities. Courts begin with the premise that the distribution should be equal unless relevant circumstances justify a different result.

Property acquired during marriage is often marital, whereas certain assets owned before marriage, individually inherited, or received as gifts may be nonmarital. Classification can become more complicated when spouses combine assets or marital efforts increase the value of nonmarital property.

An attorney can help identify and value assets before negotiating or litigating their division.

Who Will Get Custody of Our Children After the Divorce?

Florida courts determine parental responsibility and time-sharing based on the child’s best interests. State law establishes a rebuttable presumption that equal time-sharing is in a minor child’s best interests, although that presumption can be overcome.

Courts consider statutory factors involving the child’s needs, each parent’s ability to provide a stable environment, the parents’ relationships with the child, and other relevant circumstances.

Our attorneys can help you develop a parenting proposal and advocate for an arrangement that serves your child’s best interests.

Schedule a Case Evaluation with a Colonialtown North Divorce Lawyer

A divorce can shape your family’s life for years. Getting legal guidance early can help you understand your options before making important decisions.

The family law attorneys at McMichen, Cinami & Demps have over five decades of combined experience. Contact us today to schedule a free consultation with a Colonialtown North divorce attorney.

Here are directions from the Colonialtown North neighborhood to our office:

• Head toward Virginia Dr and continue for 0.9 miles.
• Turn right onto E Concord St and continue for 364 feet.

McMichen, Cinami & Demps will be on the left at 1500 E Concord St, Orlando, FL 32803.