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Select a topic from the list below to learn answers to some of the basic questions about dissolution of marriage. This information is provided as general information only. The information contained on this page is not intended to be relied upon for legal advice. You should always consult a professional attorney for definitive legal advice about your situation.

Divorce
Learn more about the process for dissolution of marriage (divorce) in the state of Florida. You will find answers to some basic questions about residency requirements, grounds for a dissolution of marriage, separations and more.
Alimony
This section provides answers to basic questions about alimony and the different types that might be awarded by the court during a dissolution of marriage.
Child Support
Parents of minor children have an equal responsibility for the continued support of the children. This section answers some of the very basic questions about child support.
Child Custody
In an action for dissolution of marriage where the parents have minor children, the courts will order shared parental responsibility for the care of the children. This section has answers to more basic questions about Child Custody.
Collaborative Law
Collaborative Law is a relatively new concept in divorce which we completely support. We believe that Collaborative Law is "divorce of the future" and will better serve the needs of many of our clients. However, we also believe it is not meant for everyone.

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