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Devoe Law Firm

Divorce
Not all divorce cases involve costly, drawn-out legal battles. In fact, most don’t (or at least they shouldn’t). A goal at the DeVoe Law Firm is to provide the right level of representation you need to resolve your divorce in the most efficient and cost-effective means appropriate to your situation. If you and your spouse can come to terms on the issues necessary to resolve your divorce, our experienced Orlando family law attorney can help you obtain an uncontested divorce with less of the time, money and stress involved in a contested divorce.

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Phone: (407) 284-1620

Address: 203 S Clyde Ave, Kissimmee, FL 34741

Website: http://www.devoelaw.com

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Devoe Law Firm

Divorce
Not all divorce cases involve costly, drawn-out legal battles. In fact, most don’t (or at least they shouldn’t). A goal at the DeVoe Law Firm is to provide the right level of representation you need to resolve your divorce in the most efficient and cost-effective means appropriate to your situation. If you and your spouse can come to terms on the issues necessary to resolve your divorce, our experienced Orlando family law attorney can help you obtain an uncontested divorce with less of the time, money and stress involved in a contested divorce.
Child Support
The most common reason for modification is an increase or a decrease in parental income. A change in the income of either parent can affect child support.
Child Custody and Visitation
When a judge in a Florida divorce or child custody matter issues court orders regarding timesharing and parenting, these orders are generally considered to be final orders. They are enforceable in court if not followed by either party, and they stay in effect for the duration of the order, which in many cases last until the children turn 18 or graduate from high school.
Paternity
When a child is born to unmarried parents, the state of Florida does not grant any legal status to the father unless steps are taken to establish paternity. Establishing paternity does not need to be a difficult or complicated process, but there are times when legal assistance is needed, especially when paternity is disputed or challenged by any of the parties involved. The DeVoe Law Firm represents mothers, fathers and children in paternity proceedings throughout Orange County. Call the DeVoe Law Firm in Orlando to discuss the paternity issues in your relationship and how we can help.
Spousal Support
After equitable distribution has been made, the court may consider the award of alimony to either the husband or the wife.
Child Abuse
Florida law requires child abuse, child neglect, and abandonment to be reported to the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF). It is a crime not to report suspected child abuse, child neglect, or abandonment. Reporters of suspected abuse, neglect, or abandonment may be relatives, neighbors, teachers, daycare workers, and health care workers.

Criminal Defense
Criminal Defense involves the defense of criminal charges that can affect your record, reputation, and freedom. Services include informing you of your rights, learning about options that are available to you, investigating factual defenses, researching legal defenses, and conducting hearings and trials.
DUI/DWI
The following information is general in nature and not intended to constitute legal advice for any particular situation. DUI laws are complex and different laws and advice may apply to your particular situation.
Traffic Violations
Speeding and other traffic tickets can have big consequences. Fines are expensive. Your auto insurance can go up significantly for years. You can be required to take a variety of inconvenient, expensive classes.
Robbery
Examples of felony offenses include property crimes (grand theft, fraud, burglary, and arson); violent crimes (aggravated assault, aggravated battery, robbery, and attempted murder); drug crimes (possession, sale and delivery, and trafficking in cannabis, cocaine, and other controlled substances); and traffic crimes (fleeing and attempting to elude, driving while license suspended as Habitual Traffic Offender, driving under the influence and driving while license suspended when committed as a repeat offender).
Burglary
Felony. Get relentless defense in cases involving grand theft, burglary, aggravated battery, drug crime, domestic violence, criminal traffic, and other charges punishable by over a year in prison.
Theft
Misdemeanors
The term “felony” and “misdemeanor” refer to categories of a criminal offense. The primary significance of a crime being categorized as felony or misdemeanor is the extent to which the crime may be punished.
Drug Crimes
Common examples of misdemeanors include property crimes such as petty (petit) theft, criminal mischief, and trespass; violent crimes such as simple assault and simple battery; drug crimes such as possession of paraphernalia and possession of cannabis less than 20 grams; domestic crimes such as domestic violence, assault, battery, stalking, and violation of domestic injunctions; traffic crimes such as driving under the influence, driving while license suspended, no valid driver’s license, and reckless driving, and moral crimes such as prostitution, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct.
Assault
Murder
Aggravating factors regarding the person convicted of a crime can also result in sentencing for longer terms. A person that qualifies as a Habitual Felony Offender, Habitual Violent Felony Offender, Violent Career Criminal, or Prison Releasee Re-Offender, or who qualifies under the Anti-Murder Act, is subject to significantly longer prison terms and minimum mandatory sentences.
Probation Violation
Probation Violations. Challenge the State to prove an alleged probation violation. Plan a strategy for the best possible resolution in your case. Engage in plea offer negotiation where appropriate.
Arson
Restraining Order
Domestic violence is a civil matter with criminal penalties for violation of an injunction or restraining order. Parties do not have to be married to be involved in a domestic violence dispute. Domestic violence can involve current spouses or former spouses, people who are currently in a dating relationship or were in one formerly, parents who share a child together, relatives and unrelated members of the same household. Florida law allows injunctions and restraining orders in the case of domestic violence, repeat violence, dating violence and stalking, including cyberstalking.
Manslaughter
Prostitution
The Florida legislature’s classification of a crime as a felony or misdemeanor is not without logic but can be subjective. For example, the illegal manufacture, distribution or possession of controlled substances may be a felony, although possession of smaller amounts may be only a misdemeanor. Possession of a deadly weapon may be generally legal, but carrying the same weapon into a restricted area such as a school may be deemed to be a misdemeanor or even a felony. Driving under the influence, driving while license suspended, battery, and prostitution may be misdemeanors if a first offense, but subsequent convictions may constitute felonies.

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