Uncontested divorces are the quickest, easiest way to dissolve a marriage without fighting over belongings, assets, and debts. Uncontested divorces are also the cheapest way to achieve a divorce.
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Sean Smallwood
Sean Smallwood is an Orlando divorce attorney for the law firm Sean Smallwood, Orlando Divorce & Family Law P.A. where he represents clients in all areas of family law and divorce. 100% of the practice is devoted to family law. As an attorney in Orlando, he has helped many families with a wide variety of family law cases including Divorce, Child Custody, Child Support, and many other issues.
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4 Things You Never Knew About Divorce
If you are aware of the divorce process before it begins, you may be able to get through it more easily. Here’s a list of things many people don’t know about divorce.
Here’s What You Should Know About Serving Divorce Papers in Florida
Florida has strict rules and guidelines when serving divorce papers. These are in place to ensure that the respondent’s spouse is notified properly without being fooled or given misinformation.
The Difference Between Sole and Shared Custody in Florida
Often, custody battles can be messy and emotional for everyone involved. Divorcing couples in Florida may have trouble determining who gets sole or shared custody of the children. Here’s what couples going through a divorce in the sunshine state should be aware of when determining child custody.
Does Your Marriage Qualify for an Annulment?
In the simplest of terms, the difference between an annulment and divorce is that a divorce ends a marriage, while an annulment erases the existence of the marriage as if it never existed.
What Does it Mean When a Marriage Is Irretrievably Broken?
An irretrievably broken marriage means that one or both parties are claiming the relationship can’t be fixed and must end in divorce.
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