When Divorcing Parties Cannot Reach An Agreement
Sometimes, no matter how hard two spouses may negotiate, mediate or attempt to facilitate some sort of marriage settlement agreement, they are unable to do so. The divorce is then a contested divorce. In this type of divorce, the parties are unable to come to a resolution on one or several divorce issues such as alimony, property division or child custody. If your divorce is a contested one, Anne E. Raduns, P.A., can help.
To schedule a confidential consultation with a skilled and dedicated divorce lawyer, call us in Ocala at 352-877-3786. We represent clients throughout Central Florida.
Compassionate, Aggressive And Experienced Representation
At our firm, we concentrate exclusively on divorce and family law. Attorney Anne E. Raduns has gained a extensive legal knowledge and experience to benefit her clients. She fully understands Florida divorce law and is familiar with the local judges who may hear your case. She will meet with you to discuss your goals and the best strategy and options for achieving them. What makes attorney Raduns unique is her ability to zealously litigate on your behalf while also providing the personalized attention you need.
About Florida Contested Divorce
Some divorce issues are more frequently contested than others. One of these issues is the equitable distribution of assets and debt, otherwise known as property division. In general, all property acquired during the marriage is considered marital property and thus subject to division between the spouses. When there are high-value assets involved or a lifetime of wealth accumulated over the course of a long-term marriage, equitable distribution can become highly complicated.
Another issue often contested between divorcing spouses is time-sharing in a parenting plan, with heated disputes over child custody and visitation.
Alimony is also commonly disputed, with one side claiming that he or she needs and deserves spousal support while the other side seeks to avoid being held liable to pay.
Even if a divorce has been filed as a contested divorce, it is not too late to attempt to reach a resolution through mediation. In fact, the courts require contesting divorce parties to make an attempt to settle the case through mediation before a trial date can be set.
Contact Us
To schedule a consultation and start protecting your rights in a contested divorce, call Anne E. Raduns, P.A., at 352-877-3786, send us an email. We handle divorce issues, including litigation, for clients in Ocala, The Villages and throughout Central Florida.
