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What if my spouse says "I will not
give you a divorce"
Many people are relieved when their divorce attorney informs
them that their spouse's willingness to grant them a divorce is not a
requirement for dissolution of marriage. Although when both spouses are
willing, the divorce process can be much easier, approval of both spouses
is not necessary in order to be granted a divorce.
Once the divorce process is started, the other spouse, known as the respondent,
can file a response to your petition for divorce, however, if no response
is received, a request can be made for a default to be entered by the
court.
Becoming familiar with Florida divorce law will help you make decisions
based on fact instead of on misconceived beliefs. An experienced divorce
attorney who listens to your concerns and informs you of the facts regarding
Florida law and your case is an invaluable asset during this time.
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The
Law Office of
Elaine A. Barbour, P.A.
1501 E. Concord Street
Orlando, FL 32803
Ph: (407) 898-3150 or
(407) 648-4008
Fax: (407) 898-3156
elainebarbour@yahoo.com
Orlando
Attorney Blog
Office
Hours
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Monday - Friday
Method
of Payment:
Credit Card, Personal Check,
Cashier's Check,
Cash or Money Order.
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Rollins
College, Winter Park, Florida 1984, Bachelor of Arts |
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Samford
University, Cumberland Law School, Birmingham, Alabama 1988,
Juris Doctor |
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