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5 Important Questions You Should Ask Your Divorce Lawyer

Getting divorced in Orlando, Florida, can feel overwhelming. When you meet with a lawyer for the first time, asking the right questions will help you find the best fit for your needs. These questions will show how the lawyer works and whether they can handle your situation. 1. What Is Your Experience With Cases Like […]

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Welcome Juanita Gomez LaRochelle to Conti Moore Law Divorce Lawyers, PLLC!

We are thrilled to announce that Attorney Juanita Gomez LaRochelle has joined our Conti Moore Law Divorce Lawyers, PLLC team.  Juanita brings a wealth of experience, a deep commitment to family law, and a compassionate approach that aligns perfectly with our mission of delivering personalized and effective legal representation to our clients. About Attorney Juanita […]

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What is a Declaration for Default or Uncontested Dissolution?

If you need to get a divorce in Orlando, FL, and your spouse agrees to the divorce or will not participate, you have options. When you and your spouse agree on divorce terms, you can file for an uncontested divorce in Florida. If your spouse has been served with divorce paperwork but refuses to participate, […]

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Divorce Basics: Reaching an Agreement Is the Key to an “Uncontested” Divorce in Orlando

Divorce can be complex and emotionally jarring. The divorce process involves numerous decisions that will impact your future, your children, and your finances. However, for some couples in Orlando, Florida, divorce doesn’t have to be overly difficult. A divorce can be less stressful and more straightforward when couples reach an agreement early in the process.  […]

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What Are the Pros and Cons of an Uncontested Divorce?

We have all heard of messy divorces. However, an uncontested divorce is a type of divorce in which both spouses have agreed to separate. Uncontested divorces may not need much court intervention or extensive attorney fees. An Orlando uncontested divorce lawyer can guide you through an uncontested divorce process, contact us today to schedule a […]

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How Long Does the Uncontested Divorce Process Take in Orlando, FL?

Divorce can be a difficult experience, often bringing emotional and money-related uncertainties. However, some couples in Orlando, Florida, choose an uncontested divorce, which can make things less stressful and complicated. If you’re thinking about going this route, you’re probably curious about how long it usually takes to finish an uncontested divorce in Orlando. An experienced […]

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What Is the Age Limit for Child Support in Florida?

Child support is the obligation of a parent to financially support their children when they do not live with them. It is presumed that when a child lives with a parent, the parent provides for the child’s financial needs. However, when parents divorce or do not live together, the state has child support guidelines that […]

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Can You Terminate or Modify Permanent Alimony in Florida?

If you are getting divorced in Florida, you may be paying or receiving alimony or spousal support. You also may be wondering if you can terminate or modify your alimony award. The short answer is that doing so is possible, but only under certain circumstances.  Importantly, Florida no longer offers permanent alimony as an option […]

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Conti Moore Law is delighted to welcome Erin Duncan to our team!

When it comes to family law, Erin Duncan stands out with her extensive experience and deep understanding of the court system. From 2019 to 2023, Erin served as a General Magistrate in Osceola and Orange County, appointed by the Chief Judge of the 9th Judicial Circuit. In that role, she oversaw domestic relations, dependency, and […]

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Can I Reduce My Child Support Payments After Losing My Job?

Parents in Florida have an obligation to support their children. Courts order child support payments to accomplish that goal after parents separate or divorce. However, what happens if someone cannot pay their child support obligations in Florida because they lost their job? Will the state take their property or send them to jail? Failing to […]

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