Family & Divorce Lawyers near me in Orlando, FL
14 family & divorce lawyers in Orlando, Florida, each with a direct link, phone number and what they offer. A family lawyer can help with divorce, child custody (Florida calls it time-sharing and parenting plans), child support, alimony, paternity, and modifications of…
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The Marks Law Firm, P.A.
Family law firm
Thomas D. Marks founded this Orlando family law firm in 1992, and it now has several attorneys at its North Magnolia Avenue office.
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The Spence Law Firm
Family law firm
Managing attorney Richard Spence leads this downtown Orlando firm, which reports more than 25 years of handling family law and contract disputes.
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Women's Family Law Firm
Family law firm
Women's Family Law Firm is a woman-owned practice in Avalon Park led by attorney Christina M. Green. It handles divorce, custody, support, alimony, property division and paternity, and also processes uncontested adoptions.
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The Llabona Law Group
Family law firm
The Llabona Law Group is a bilingual law office on East Robinson Street in Orlando, where its attorneys work with clients in English and Spanish. Its homepage presents family law as its practice area.
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Conti Moore Law
Family law firm
Conti Moore Law is a boutique Orlando family law firm that opened in 2012.
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Fairway Law Group
Family law firm
Fairway Law Group is a family law firm with offices in Orlando's College Park area and in Deerfield Beach.
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Green Family Law
Family law firm
Green Family Law is a downtown Orlando boutique family law firm whose attorneys, Caryn Green and Susan Savard, are both board certified in marital and family law.
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Ilvento Law
Family law firm
Ilvento Law is an Orlando family law practice led by Lauren M. Ilvento, who has practiced since 1995 and is board certified in marital and family law.
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Law Office of Erin Morse
Family law firm
Attorney Erin Morse and associate Mariela Robles run this downtown Orlando practice on North Orange Avenue, handling family law and estate planning.
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Marsee Law (Steve W. Marsee)
Family law firm
Steve W. Marsee leads this College Park-area family law office on Edgewater Drive, focused on divorce and related matters such as custody, support and property division.
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Panella Law Firm
Family law firm
Panella Law Firm is an Orlando practice on East Concord Street led by managing partner Michael Panella, combining criminal defense with family law.
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Tate Healey Webster
Family law firm
Jeanne T. Tate's practice now operates as Tate Healey Webster, an adoption, surrogacy and donor law firm with six Florida offices including one in Orlando.
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Morgan Divorce Law Firm
Family law firm
Morgan Divorce Law Firm is run by attorney Andrea Morgan, who reports more than two decades of trial work across criminal, civil and family law.
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The FAB Law Firm (Felicia Bunbury)
Family law firm
The FAB Law Firm is a family law practice founded by attorney Felicia Allison Bunbury, with offices in Florida and New York.
Family & Divorce Lawyers in Orlando: what we found
This page covers 14 family & divorce lawyers in Orlando.
What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Child support, Child custody, Alimony, Mediation and Paternity.
The longest-running place here has been open since 1992.
Orlando is the county seat and the largest city in Orange County. Beyond the theme parks it is a city of neighborhoods, from Downtown and Thornton Park to College Park, Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, Audubon Park, Baldwin Park, Lake Nona and Dr. Phillips, each with its own mix of local shops, restaurants and service businesses.
How to choose a family law firm near Orlando
A family lawyer can help with divorce, child custody (Florida calls it time-sharing and parenting plans), child support, alimony, paternity, and modifications of existing orders. When you meet with attorneys, ask how much of their practice is family law, how they bill (hourly, flat fee, or retainer), who on their team will handle your day-to-day questions, and how they approach mediation versus trial. Orange County cases are handled by the Ninth Judicial Circuit, so ask how familiar the lawyer is with local procedures and judges' expectations. If you and your spouse agree on most issues, ask whether a less costly path like an uncontested or collaborative divorce could work. Bring a list of your assets, debts, income and any existing court orders to your first meeting. Use the listings below to find family and divorce lawyers in Orlando, Winter Park and across Orange County, and schedule consultations with more than one before deciding.
Local tip
You can confirm a lawyer is licensed and in good standing, and see whether they are board certified in Marital and Family Law, using The Florida Bar's member search at floridabar.org.
Frequently asked questions
How long do you have to live in Florida to file for divorce?
At least one spouse must have lived in Florida for six months before filing a petition for dissolution of marriage. Proof is typically a Florida driver's license, ID card, voter registration, or testimony from someone who knows the resident. If you recently moved to Orange County from another state, talk to a lawyer about timing.
How long does a divorce take in Orlando, Florida?
Florida requires at least 20 days between filing the petition and a final judgment. Uncontested cases with a full agreement can finish within a couple of months, while contested cases involving children, businesses or alimony often take much longer, depending on discovery, mediation, and court schedules in the Ninth Judicial Circuit.
How much does a divorce lawyer cost in Orlando?
Cost depends mostly on how contested the case is. Many family lawyers bill hourly against a retainer, while some offer flat fees for uncontested divorces. Expert fees, such as for business valuations or custody evaluations, add to the total. Ask for a written fee agreement and regular billing statements.
Do parents have to take a class during a Florida divorce?
Yes. In Florida divorces involving minor children, both parents must complete a state-approved Parent Education and Family Stabilization course before the final judgment. The court will also require a parenting plan that covers time-sharing and decision-making. Your lawyer can point you to approved course providers.
What is a simplified dissolution of marriage in Florida?
It is a faster process for couples who agree the marriage is over, have no minor or dependent children, the wife is not pregnant, neither seeks alimony, and they have already divided their property and debts. Both spouses must appear in court together. If you don't qualify, a regular dissolution is required.
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