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The Foster Firm is a full-service South Florida law office focused on divorce and family law. Call us today for a free consultation about your case. We’ll tell you exactly what to do next to get the best possible outcome in your case.
The only surefire way to succeed in your divorce is to act fast. The faster you take action, the better off you will be.
ANDREW FOSTER, OWNER & Founder
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Andrew made what others called a difficult case go very smoothly and stress free on my part.
Michelle B. ,
If you have any doubts as to whether you need a divorce attorney (you do) and if you have any doubts about hiring Andrew, rest assured you will be in great hands.
Geoffrey S. ,
I’m hoping that I won’t need future family law legal assistance, but if I did, Andrew would be my first call.
Dennis T. ,
For me, Andrew was sent from above. You will finally get peace knowing you are in the ‘Best of Hands’.
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If you and your spouse agree on the dissolution of your marriage, and also agree on how to resolve major issues like alimony, the division of joint property, and timesharing in cases involving young children, you may be able to save time and money on an uncontested divorce.
Ultimately, it’s entirely up to you. That said, we do not recommend proceeding, even in uncontested cases, without an experienced divorce attorney by your side. Florida divorce law is complicated. One mistake can cost you thousands of dollars to correct. And a skilled divorce lawyer can make sure that whatever agreement you and your spouse reach is enforceable so you don’t have to worry about your spouse following through on his or her end.
Every case is unique and the amount of time it takes to complete a divorce depends on how many issues need to be resolved along the way. That said, we are able to finalize most uncontested divorce cases in as little as 30 days.
You do not actually need your spouse to agree to a divorce in Florida. If your marriage is irretrievably broken, and you can prove that at least one spouse has been a Florida resident for the past six months, you are entitled to a divorce whether your spouse wants one or not.