Dunlop, Dunlop & Dunlop, P.A. - Family Law Attorneys Located in Winter Park, Florida

The dissolution of a marriage involves more than emotional pain and loss; it also involves a wide variety of complex legal issues, such as child custody, spousal support, Property Division and Alimony. Here at Dunlop, Dunlop & Dunlop, P.A. we are known as the family that practices family law - we will get you through difficult legal issues so that you can concentrate on the important things: your children and building for yourself a new and better life. If you are getting a divorce, our office can help you obtain the Divorce (formally known as a "dissolution of marriage"). We can go to court for you right away if you need child support or other money or things done before a trial can be scheduled. Issues to be decided in many divorces include but are not limited to the following, as every case is unique:

• Child Custody/Support
• Property Division
• Rights of Out of State Parents
• Parental Relocation
• Spousal Support / Alimony
• Child Visitation

Modifications

When there is a change in circumstances (loss of a job), a court may order a modification to an existing agreement. It is important to remember that modifications only take effect from the time of filing the request for a modification with the court. If you need a modification, you should contact an attorney as soon as possible.

Learn The Truth about Florida Divorce Laws

If you are considering divorce, you probably have heard many different things about family law in the State of Florida. In our experience, most non-lawyers do not understand the law and give you anecdotal and inaccurate information. Dunlop, Dunlop & Dunlop, P.A. knows the divorce laws of Florida and will give you an accurate assessment of your individual situation. You can contact our office at (407) 628-4300.

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No-Fault Divorce & Dissolution of Marriage

The state of Florida does require a married person to show grounds for divorce. The marriage must be shown to be irretrievably broken. The term "marital dissolution" also has the same meaning as "divorce", so legal practitioners will use the words interchangeably. Florida laws also require its residents to go to court to get a divorce. While it may be possible to obtain dissolution without a lawyer, it is very difficult for a non-lawyer to do so if there are issues of property settlement and child custody. And if complications develop, most non-lawyers are not equipped to deal with the complex rules.

We can help you put your life back together. If you are divorced, or you are facing family law issues, you can call our office at (407) 628-4300 or you can contact a divorce lawyer at our firm by filling out our online contact form.