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At Conti Moore Law, PLLC, we provide effective and creative solutions for your divorce and family law matters to help you through challenges with confidence and a positive outlook. We know how tough it can be to deal with legal issues involving your family, but you can stress less when you work with an Orlando divorce attorney from our team.
We take the time to help you understand the complex legal principles and specific issues involved in your case so, together, we can create a strategy that supports your interests. With a 10.0 Avvo Rating, four consecutive years named to Super Lawyers Rising Stars℠, and numerous glowing testimonials, Conti Moore has the experience and dedication you want on your side.
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We offer not just experience, but also strategy. With over 35 years of experience, our firm has the in-depth knowledge and insights to help you through this difficult time. No matter your schedule, our divorce lawyers in Orlando can meet evenings, weekends, or over the phone. We offer free consultations, so you have nothing to lose. Call now.
We can help you find answers to questions like:
- Who will get the house? What if the house is underwater?
- How will child custody be determined? What does time-sharing mean?
- How will assets be divided? Is everything split in half?
- What if I own a business? Is my spouse entitled to half of it?
- How will debts be divided? How can I make sure it’s done fairly?
- What’s the difference between uncontested and contested divorce?
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If you are going through a divorce, the choices you make now can have a significant impact on your future. Do-it-yourself methods and poor legal representation can result in increased financial liability and other problems down the road. While life is often unpredictable, experienced legal guidance can prevent future complications.
This is the type of representation you can find at Conti Moore Law, PLLC.
The knowledgeable legal team at Conti Moore Law is capable of handling even the most complex divorce cases, including military divorce, high-asset divorce, and same-sex divorce. Our divorce attorneys in Orlando are here to guide you through every phase of the divorce process in Florida, whether it involves negotiation, mediation, or the courtroom.
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In the state of Florida, you do not need to prove that your spouse was to blame for the breakdown of your marriage if you wish to file for divorce. You only need to state that the marriage has broken down and that there is no chance you and your spouse will reconcile. This is known as a “no-fault divorce.”
In some cases, fault can be considered in situations where the couple has a custody or alimony matter to settle. For example, if your spouse was abusive to you or your children during the marriage, they may not be granted any form of custody or will be required to have supervised visits with your children. That spouse could also be forced to pay more in alimony (or receive less, if you are the higher-earning spouse).
If you wish to file for divorce in Florida, then the law requires that you have been a resident of the state for at least six months. You can provide evidence such as your driver’s license card, a voter registration card, or your state ID. The judge cannot finalize a divorce until this requirement has been met.