Help With Contested/ Noncontested Divorces

What Is a Contested Divorce?

If you and your spouse are unable to agree as to all of the details of your divorce, for example, division of assets and debts, alimony, time sharing and parenting plan, and child support then that is called a “Contested Divorce.”

A Contested Divorce is settled in a courtroom where both spouses present their cases so a judge can decide the details of the divorce and how the parties will conduct themselves in the future. At the divorce trial, there are commonly several parties who testify, including you, your spouse, and witnesses testifying on your and your spouse’s behalf. The judge makes a final judgment on each element of the divorce after analyzing all the facts of the case, including testimonies and relevant marital records and documents.

In most cases, a contested divorce does not preclude some form of preliminary divorce mediation. Thanks to overcrowded court dockets, judges are increasingly likely to require couples to negotiate as many conditions as possible before entering the courtroom.

How Does a Flat Fee Work?

Under the flat fee arrangement, we will quote you a fee in advance for your case that will include all the work up until mediation or a negotiated settlement. This will be your total fee up to mediation, if at mediation the matter does not resolve then a new fee would be negotiated to resolve the matter through trial to a Judge.

Orlando divorce attorney Carmelina Marin understands that in this economy, for many people knowing beforehand the financial resources required for a divorce, modification, or paternity action is the intelligent way to navigate the court system. While this avenue may not suit everyone’s needs, we believe it is important to provide the option for those who need a divorce.

Protect Your Rights with an Experienced Contested Divorce Attorney

Going through a divorce can be an emotionally challenging and legally complex process. It is crucial to have a knowledgeable and experienced divorce attorney by your side to protect your rights and guide you through every step of the way. At The Marin Law Firm, our team of dedicated contested divorce attorneys has years of experience helping clients in Orlando, FL, and the surrounding areas navigate the complexities of divorce law.

Why choose The Marin Law Firm for your divorce case?

• Expertise: Our attorneys specialize in divorce and family law, ensuring that you receive the highest level of expertise and knowledge in your case.
• Personalized Approach: We understand that every divorce case is unique, and we tailor our approach to meet your specific needs and goals.
• Effective Communication: We believe in open and transparent communication with our clients, keeping you informed and involved throughout the entire process.
• Strong Advocacy: Our attorneys are skilled negotiators and litigators, dedicated to protecting your rights and fighting for the best possible outcome for you.
• Compassionate Support: We know that divorce can be emotionally challenging, and we provide compassionate support and guidance to help you navigate through this difficult time.

Don't face the complexities of divorce alone. Contact The Marin Law Firm today to schedule a consultation and let our experienced attorneys help you protect your rights and achieve a favorable resolution in your contested or uncontested divorce case.

Get the Legal Guidance You Need

Sometimes we all need a helping hand. Orlando divorce lawyer Carmelina Marin has made her law firm a resource to Central Florida families with serious legal problems. To learn more, call The Marin Law Firm, P.A., at (407) 449-7804, or write to us using this online form. We offer affordable and practical attorney fees!

Our usual office hours are 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM and we proudly serve Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties.  We are a technology driven firm and are accessible via telephone conferences, zoom meetings and a secure portal that is available to clients 24/7.  Se habla español.

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