The law refers to divorce as a “dissolution of marriage.” Fortunately, Florida is a “no-fault” state, which essentially means that you do not have to provide the court with specific reasons as to why your marriage did not work to legally be granted a divorce. By simply stating "irreconcilable differences”, or that your marriage is "irretrievably broken", you are free to move forward with your divorce case. Florida also offers an expedited procedure for divorce called “simplified dissolution of marriage”, which is available to all couples who fit the criteria. Although divorce is not usually a positive state of affairs, it doesn’t mean the process has to be unpleasant. When it comes to managing your divorce as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible, your best course of action is to retain the help of a qualified and reputable Orlando Florida divorce lawyer you can trust.

Here at Shane T. Herbert Law, we are the dedicated legal team to obtain the maximum results for your case. We have handled countless divorce cases over the past decade of practicing family and marital law, from issues involving high asset and complex divorces, to collaborative divorces, mediations, spousal support, alimony, annulments, legal separations, and much more. Whether you are considering a legal separation, ready to file for divorce, answering a divorce petition, dealing with a contested divorce, or facing divorce taxation issues, our law firm has the experience and determination to ensure your needs are met with the utmost professionalism and care. Ultimately, our top priority is to help clients create a successful post-divorce life.

As for finances, most divorcing couples are concerned that they will not be given a fair deal, regardless of which side they are on in terms of income. But these fears do not have to be factor in your divorce. You will feel confident knowing that Shane T. Herbert, Attorney at Law, represents a number of divorce financial matters. Not only will he work to obtain sufficient spousal support so clients can regain a stable financial foundation following a divorce, in contrast, he can help primary wage earners from being order to pay too much in alimony. We also assist with business owners’ divorces, high profile divorces, and property division agreements. Furthermore, we are well-versed in child custody and child support cases, as well as, all other legal needs related to the effects of ending a marriage.

Get started by contacting our Orlando family law office at 407-887-7058 to learn what you need to know about divorcing in Florida with your family’s best interests in mind. You can also choose to submit an email at your own convenience, and we will get back to you within 1 to 2 business days. In the meantime, don’t forget to check out our BLOGS for complimentary legal information on all sorts of family law subjects.