| If you are filing for divorce Orlando, you need to have | | | | have an uncontested case, you and your spouse must |
| grounds before you file. All divorces require proof of | | | | be in agreement on grounds, custody, child support, |
| grounds. If you cannot prove your grounds for divorce, | | | | alimony and property distribution and every other issue |
| accusing your spouse of these grounds may be | | | | in your divorce. |
| grounds for the award of legal fees to your spouse. | | | | Sometimes a client will tell us they have an |
| Pending the final divorce you should not do anything to | | | | uncontested case, but when we ask they have no |
| give your spouse any grounds for divorce because it | | | | Separation Agreement. They may tell us the have |
| can probably be used against you. | | | | everything worked out, but once we get into the |
| Divorce cases are either contested or uncontested. If | | | | details of visitation, debt division, valuing pensions and |
| the Answer to the Complaint denies one or more of | | | | the like we find that they are not in agreement. |
| the statements contained in the Complaint, then you | | | | Following a lot of negotiations, we finally come to |
| have a contested case. A case is uncontested if you | | | | terms and sign the negotiated agreement. Then we |
| have a comprehensive Separation Agreement, in | | | | can file a Complaint for an uncontested divorce |
| writing that is signed by both parties. In other words, to | | | | Orlando. |