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Grant J. Gisondo, P.A. – Family Law Attorney

Contested & Uncontested Divorce

Contested, uncontested, and simplified dissolution proceedings and the differences among them.

Legal Insights: Contested vs. Uncontested Divorce in Florida

Key Highlights Understanding the difference between contested and uncontested divorces in Florida is crucial. Residency requirements and grounds for divorce play a significant role in Florida divorce proceedings. Uncontested divorces offer a smoother process with mutual agreements between spouses. Contested divorces involve comple...

Uncontested Divorce in Florida

How to Save Time and Money Divorce can be an emotionally draining and financially taxing process, but it doesn’t have to be. For couples who can agree on the major issues, an uncontested divorce offers a simpler, faster, and more affordable option than a contested divorce. In Florida, many couples choose uncontested divorce to avoid the st...

Why Contested Divorces Are Pricier and How to Navigate Expenses: A Palm Beach Attorney’s Guide

Divorce is never an easy journey, and when it comes to contested divorces, the complexities and costs can escalate significantly. As a board-certified attorney in Palm Beach, Florida, I understand the financial strain that contested divorces can impose on individuals. In this blog post, we will delve into the intricacies of contested divorces...

What is Simplified Dissolution in Florida?

For many years the courts used the term “divorce” to signify the legal ending of a marriage. In those days, there needed to be reasons a marriage could be terminated, such as adultery, misconduct, and emotional or physical abuse. A reason for divorce had to be proven before a court would end a marriage. As time has gone on, however, there...