Divorce Attorneys in Orlando, Florida

Divorce is a major event, and even amicable separations can lead to confrontations. At Alers Law Firm, we are proud to provide representation to clients in Orange County, FL, who are facing divorce.

We work diligently to create a personalized and effective relationship between our clients and our office. Our Orlando divorce attorneys can help you dissolve your marriage, fight for personal property, custody, and support, and give you a voice in court.

Alers Law Firm is a divorce law firm located at 490 N Semoran Blvd, Orlando, FL 32807 (Open in Google Maps).

Call Alers Law Firm today at (407) 930-4888 for a case evaluation with our Orlando divorce lawyers.

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“Amazing work by Alers Law Firm. I’m incredibly grateful for their professionalism in handling my case. Thanks to her I was able to navigate a difficult issue with confidence and peace of mind. If you need an attorney who combines legal skill with genuine care for their clients, look no further.“
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Your Orlando Divorce Lawyers

The Alers Law Firm provides knowledgeable, aggressive representation in criminal matters such as drug charges and domestic violence, as well as family law issues like divorce, custody, and support. Our longstanding reputation, strong online reviews, and Supreme Court admission demonstrate our dedication to achieving favorable results.

Dissolving Your Marriage

When you work with our office, we will guide you throughout the course of your divorce. Whether you’ve just been served with dissolution papers, or need support as a father, we can help provide you with information and representation:

• Child custody –We will work with you to determine who will obtain custody of the children and how visitation schedules will work for the separated parents
• Child support –Non-custodial parents may be required to pay child support, and we can help draft support agreements as well as obtain back-owed payments
• Spousal support –In some cases, spousal support, also known as alimony, will be allotted to one spouse after a divorce
• Division of assets and property –Dividing property and assets through sale or direct possession can be successfully achieved with the assistance of a skilled attorney
• Division of debts –If the couple collected joint debt throughout the marriage, they may be separated and divided to ensure that one spouse does not take on the majority of the debt