Orange County Family Law Attorney

If you’re navigating a divorce, timesharing dispute, or support issue in Orange County—whether in Orlando, Winter Park, Apopka, Ocoee, or Maitland—you need an experienced Orange County family law attorney. At Fighter Law, our team is dedicated to protecting your rights and guiding you through every step.

Searching for a trusted Orlando divorce lawyer or Winter Park family law attorney? Our Orange County attorneys bring local court knowledge and compassionate advocacy to handle your family legal case effectively.

Why Choose Fighter Law for Your Orange County Case?

Our Orange County family lawyers offer:

• Board-certified experience in family and trial law
• A client-first approach focused on your needs, goals, and peace of mind
• Comprehensive understanding of Orange County courts, judges, and mediation practices

Family Law Services We Provide

• Florida Family Law Overview
• Orange County Family Law Attorney
• Affordable Family Law Subscription Plan

Orange County Courthouse Information

Many family law cases in Orange County are handled at:

Orange County Courthouse
425 North Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL 32801
Family Court Services: Suite 330
Phone: (407) 836‑6054
Official court site: Ninth Judicial Circuit Orange County Courthouse

Family Law Issues We Handle

• Divorce (contested and uncontested)
• Paternity and child support
• Timesharing & parenting plans
• Alimony & spousal support (post‑2023 changes)
• Domestic violence injunctions
• Post-judgment modifications
• Relocation petitions

What to Expect in an Orange County Family Case

1. File the initial petition locally
2. Serve documents
3. Exchange financial information
4. Complete mandatory parenting classes (if applicable)
5. Attend required mediation
6. Proceed to final hearing/trial if unresolved

Fighter Law supports you through negotiation or litigation to protect your financial interests and parental rights in equitable asset division cases.

Parental Responsibility & Timesharing

In place of “custody,” Florida laws use parental responsibility and timesharing. Courts presume shared parenting unless concerns are shown. We help construct balanced parenting plans prioritizing:

• School and extracurricular stability
• Parental involvement
• Home environment consistency
• Health and safety concerns

Alimony & Child Support in Orange County

With permanent alimony phased out in 2023, courts now assess support based on need, earning capacity, and relationship length. Child support is calculated per state guidelines with income, timesharing, daycare, and healthcare considered.

Post-Judgment Modifications & Enforcement

If your circumstances change, Florida law allows for modifications or enforcement of existing orders. We assist with:

• Modifying child support or timesharing
• Enforcement of court orders
• Relocation petitions and legal compliance

Local Orange County Legal Experts

Looking for a reliable Orlando family law attorney or Orange County divorce lawyer? Fighter Law stands ready to help. We have extensive experience with cases in Orange County courts and nearby communities like Winter Park and Apopka.

Schedule a Private Consultation Today

Need help from a Orange County child custody attorney, divorce lawyer or family legal team? Fighter Law offers strategic guidance, court representation, and support through every phase. Contact us online or call to schedule your consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I file a family law case in Orange County?

Family cases are filed at the Orange County Courthouse in downtown Orlando. We assist with filings, service, and scheduling hearings.

Do I have to live in Orange County to file?

At least one spouse must have resided in Florida for six months. Local residency allows Orange County filings even if the other spouse lives elsewhere.

How long does a divorce take?

Uncontested divorces often conclude in a few months; contested cases typically take six months or more depending on complexity.

Can support or custody orders be changed?

Yes—if there’s a significant change in circumstances, you may petition for modifications or enforcement.

Is mediation required?

In most contested cases, yes. Orange County courts generally require mediation unless exempted for emergencies or domestic violence.

Related Pages on Fighter Law:

• Florida Family Law Attorneys
• Orange County Family Law Attorney
• Affordable Family Law Subscription Plan
• Contact Us

Helpful External Resources:

• Orange County Court Locations – Ninth Judicial Circuit
• Orange County Clerk – Family Law Filing Information
• Florida Courts – Family Law Self-Help & Forms