Law Offices of
J. MANUEL ACEVEDO, P.A.
J. MANUEL ACEVEDO, P.A.
Have Questions Regarding
the Florida Divorce Laws?
the Florida Divorce Laws?
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407-323-4080
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407-323-4080
Florida Divorce Laws:
The Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure
The Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure
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Florida Divorce Laws:
The Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure
The Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure
* Divorce & Child Custody
* Visitation / Time Sharing
* Visitation / Time Sharing
There are three major components that make up the Florida Divorce Laws. Those three
components are: (1) the Florida Divorce Statutes; (2) the Florida Family Law Rules of
Procedure; and (3) the Florida Divorce Case Law.
Florida Divorce Laws:
The Florida Family Law Rules
We can provide you with
confidential family law advice
and legal help regarding:
The Florida Family Law Rules
We can provide you with
confidential family law advice
and legal help regarding:
The Florida Divorce Laws
The Law Offices of J. Manuel Acevedo, P.A., are located at 116 North Park Avenue in Sanford, Florida, 32771.
Attorney Acevedo is a lawyer admitted to practice law in Florida, has clients from Florida, the United States, and
other countries, and primarily serves Seminole County, Volusia County, Orange County, and Lake County, and the
following cities: Sanford, Longwood, Lake Mary, Heathrow, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Oviedo, Goldenrod,
Fern Park, Forest City, Midway, Geneva, Chuluota, Winter Springs, Wekiva Springs, Deland, Deltona,
Orange City, Debary, Lake Helen, Daytona, Deleon Springs, Orlando, Apopka, Maitland, Lockhart,
Azalea Park, Winter Park, Mount Dora, Tavares, and Eustis.
Divorce & Family Law | Florida Divorce Laws | The Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure
Attorney Acevedo is a lawyer admitted to practice law in Florida, has clients from Florida, the United States, and
other countries, and primarily serves Seminole County, Volusia County, Orange County, and Lake County, and the
following cities: Sanford, Longwood, Lake Mary, Heathrow, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Oviedo, Goldenrod,
Fern Park, Forest City, Midway, Geneva, Chuluota, Winter Springs, Wekiva Springs, Deland, Deltona,
Orange City, Debary, Lake Helen, Daytona, Deleon Springs, Orlando, Apopka, Maitland, Lockhart,
Azalea Park, Winter Park, Mount Dora, Tavares, and Eustis.
Divorce & Family Law | Florida Divorce Laws | The Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure
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* Child Support
* Alimony / Spousal Support
* Alimony / Spousal Support
Bridge the Gap Alimony
Rehabilitative Alimony
Durational Alimony
Permanent Alimony
Rehabilitative Alimony
Durational Alimony
Permanent Alimony
The Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure
In Florida there are a number of sets of Rules grouped by subject and identified by the first digit
of the particular rule number. For example, the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure are classified in
the set assigned number 1 and are numbered as 1.xyz, like 1.140. The Florida Family Law
Rules of Procedure have been assigned number 12 and are numbered as 12.xyz, like 12.285.
Again, this component of the Florida Divorce Laws provides guidance and instruction regarding
issues that are not fully addressed in the Florida Divorce Statutes.
For example, the Florida child support statute shows how to calculate child support. However,
the statute is limited in its language regarding the service of the documents that are often used to
calculate the child support. So, the Rules supplement the Statute and specifically indicate when
financial affidavits and other documents need to be provided to the other parent depending on
what the parent is requesting and at what point in the proceedings it is being requested.
Please consider that in order to maximize your
chances of a fair result in your Florida divorce case,
you should be familiar with the components of the
Florida Divorce Laws that apply to your divorce
based on your individual situation.
In the next segment of the Florida Divorce Laws you will find a brief description of the third component, the Florida Divorce Case Law.
In the next segment of the Florida Divorce Laws you will find a brief description of the third component, the Florida Divorce Case Law.
You should be familiar with each of the above components in order to maximize your chances
of a fair and equitable result in your divorce case. In the previous segment of the Florida
Divorce Laws we discussed the first component, the Florida Divorce Statutes. Please
consider this three part overview of the Florida Divorce Laws in determining whether you
should consult with an experienced Florida divorce lawyer regarding your Florida divorce.
Have Questions Regarding
the Florida Divorce Laws?
the Florida Divorce Laws?
* Child Protective Services
* Termination of Parental Rights
* Termination of Parental Rights
* Mediation & Negotiations
* Division of Property
* Uncontested Divorce
* Division of Property
* Uncontested Divorce
* Do It Yourself Divorce
* Paternity Actions
* Temporary Custody Changes
* Paternity Actions
* Temporary Custody Changes
* Child Custody Modifications
* Child Support Modifications
* Child Support Modifications
Military Personnel
Grandparents / Relatives
Grandparents / Relatives
* Alimony Modifications
* Juvenile Dependency
* Juvenile Dependency
The second component of the Florida Divorce Laws are the Family Law Rules of Procedure.
The Family Law Rules supplement the Florida Divorce Statutes by providing instruction on how
to implement the statutes and they address some issues not fully addressed by the statutes.