Clearwater Divorce and Family Law Attorneys

Uncontested Divorce Attorney FL

We represent clients in a wide range of Florida family law matters. Whether you are just beginning to explore your options or need help enforcing or modifying an existing court order, our office can help.

Divorce can raise questions about property, finances, parenting, and your future. We handle both contested and uncontested divorces and provide guidance on:

Division of Debt During Divorce in Florida
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Child custody—called timesharing in Florida—is often the most important issue for parents. We help Clearwater parents with:

  • Parenting plans
  • Timesharing schedules
  • Parental responsibility
  • Relocation issues
  • Modifications to custody orders
  • Enforcement of existing custody orders

Our focus is always on protecting your parental rights while also addressing the child’s best interests under Florida law.

Child support is calculated using Florida statutory guidelines, but real-life situations are rarely simple. We assist with:

  • Establishing child support
  • Modifying child support due to changes in income or circumstances
  • Enforcing unpaid child support
  • Addressing support issues tied to custody or timesharing changes
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Alimony can be one of the most complex and contested parts of a divorce. We help clients pursue or defend against alimony claims, including:

  • Temporary alimony
  • Bridge-the-gap alimony
  • Rehabilitative alimony
  • Durational alimony
  • Modifications and enforcement

We handle adult and minor name changes in Florida, including name changes related to:

  • Divorce
  • Marriage
  • Personal or family reasons
  • Minor child name changes (with required consent or court approval)
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Divorce cases for Clearwater residents are filed in Pinellas County Circuit Court. At least one spouse must have lived in Florida for six months before filing. An attorney can help ensure the paperwork is properly completed and filed.

The timeline depends on whether the divorce is contested or uncontested, and whether issues such as custody or property division are disputed. Some cases resolve in a few months, while others take longer.

Florida courts focus on the best interests of the child. This includes factors such as each parent’s involvement, stability, communication, and ability to meet the child’s needs.

Yes. If there has been a substantial change in circumstances—such as income changes or relocation—you may be able to request a modification through the court.

Court filing fees apply, and additional costs may depend on whether the name change is for an adult or a minor and whether a hearing is required. We explain the full process during a consultation.

While not legally required, family law cases often involve long-term financial and parental consequences. Having an experienced family law attorney can help protect your rights and avoid costly mistakes.

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Call us today if you are contemplating divorce, have already been served with dissolution paperwork, or need help settling paternity or child custody disputes.