Uncontested Divorce, Contested Divorce, Child Custody and Visitation, Child Support and Alimony, Paternity, Modifications, Relocations, Property Distribution, Domestic Violence Injunctions, Appeals, Adoptions, Guardianships, Wills, Juvenile Dependency

Family law covers a wide range of different issues that are usually frustrating, emotional and sometimes very complicated. Too many times individuals are faced with such issues and are ill equipped to handle the situation. It is these types of circumstances where you need to have someone by your side that not only understands what you are going through but can cut through all the emotions and frustrations and help you reach the best resolution.

There are two different types of divorces; contested and uncontested.  If you and your spouse have come to a resolution regarding custody, property distribution, alimony or any other issues, then you will most likely need to file an uncontested divorce.  An uncontested divorce is relatively quick and inexpensive.  If there are issues that are not resolved regarding any of these topics, you will most likely need to file a contested divorce.  The same goes for other areas within family law consisting of paternity, modifications and adoptions to name a few.

Our attorneys are able to use their many years of experience to assist you in achieving your goals and working through issues with trust and confidence. In divorce or any other matter that may arise, it is important to have an attorney that will not only aggressively represent you but that will keep you fully informed through the process. Victoria and Michael are those attorneys, and if you have a family law matter please contact the office to speak directly with an attorney and set up a free consultation.

Anderson & Ferrin can assist you in these matters as well as any other family law matters in Seminole, Orange, Osceola, Volusia, Polk and Lake County.

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