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Contested Divorce Orlando
(Now handling Orange, Seminole & Osceola Counties)

Contested divorce is where the parties cannot agree to the outcome of the dissolution of marriage.  Although the majority of divorce cases start out as uncontested most of them end up becoming contested divorces.  This can occur for many reasons including financial, emotional or issues relating to children.  Whether your case ends up being uncontested or contested it still must follow through the proper legal proceedings.

Uncontested Divorce

1. Filing the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage with the Circuit Court.
2. Filing the Answer to the Dissolution of Marriage within 20 days.
3. Both parties must file the appropriate financial affidavit within 45 days
    of the filing of the Petition.
4. Mediation (if necessary or if mandatory)
5. Motions
6. Trial
6. The Judge will sign the appropriate paperwork.
 

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