To Individuals And Families Throughout Florida
Family Law attorney Ami DiLorenzo is a strong advocate who will guide you through the legal system, and give you the peace of mind you need throughout your family law case.
What We Do Providing Aggressive Representation To Clients Throughout Ocala And Surrounding Areas
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How We Work Results-Driven Family Law Advocacy in The Villages & Ocala
When you have a family law case, you may be asking yourself what you should do or what happens next. You are most likely experiencing these questions for the very first time, and it can be challenging to know where to turn to get the answers you need to make sense of it all. At the law offices of Ami L. DiLorenzo, P.A., in Ocala, you can work directly with an attorney who has 20 years of experience in family law.
We offer straightforward representation — legal advocacy geared toward achieving results. While this may mean being aggressive in Florida courts, it always means being fair and honest with our clients. We will do what we can to help put you in a position to resolve your family law concerns.
A Personal Belief In You
We understand that this is not easy. We know that you are coming to us because this is a time of great uncertainty in your life, and you need help to determine what is best for your specific situation. Our attorney, Ami L. DiLorenzo, will walk you through the entire process, and be by your side from the beginning to the end. Ms. DiLorenzo is an experienced litigator, having handled divorce, custody and other family law matters in courts throughout Florida.
As your lawyer, she will provide with you with clear guidance on your options, and create a representation strategy that is focused on your needs. You will have a strong fighter in your corner, who will take on your battles to allow you to focus on moving forward. You will have an advocate you can trust who believes in you and in your future.
Contact Us To Schedule A Consultation Today
We can work with you to find a time to discuss your case. To talk to us, please call us at 352-580-1141 or send us an email. We return messages promptly, and offer skilled family law representation at reasonable rates.
Frequently Asked Divorce Questions
Insight from an Ocala Family Law Attorney
At Ami L. DiLorenzo, P.A., our Ocala family law attorney believes that her clients deserve the utmost in service and support from their legal advocate. This is why our team has provided the answers to some common questions about divorce. If you have any further questions, please contact us at any time.
What Is the Usual Time Frame for a Divorce?
A divorce is often one of the most stressful and emotionally traumatic situations a human being will ever go through. It is important to know what to expect and how long the process could potentially take. A divorce begins upon the filing of a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and ends upon the entry of a Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage. This process, from beginning to end, can take as little as two weeks and as long as two years, and more. The average divorce action takes approximately six months to resolve. The average post-dissolution matter also takes approximately six months to resolve.
What Happens During the Initial Consultation?
This is the first time you and your attorney meet. It is imperative that your attorney carefully listens to you at this meeting to assess exactly what you expect. It is equally important that the attorney advises you how the law will likely apply to the facts of your case and whether your expectations are reasonable. It is at this meeting that you and your Ocala divorce attorney should formulate your strategy for going forward, and begin the process of gathering documents for mandatory financial disclosure.
What Is Financial Disclosure?
Parties to most family law matters (divorce, prenuptial and post-nuptial agreements and modification / enforcement actions) must exchange financial disclosure. These documents consist of financial affidavits wherein the parties list their income, monthly bills, and expenses, assets and liabilities. Each party must also produce tax returns, credit card statements, bank statements, and other documents.
When Would I Need Other Forms of Discovery?
In some cases, it is necessary to delve further into the marital finances and/or to hire individual experts and take the depositions of these individuals before going to mediation and/or trial. The parties may also have their depositions taken.
What Is Mediation?
Will We Go to Trial?
Trials can be very stressful and very expensive. However, trials are necessary in some cases. In matters in which the parties have attempted, unsuccessfully, to settle their case at mediation, a judge will hear the evidence presented by the parties and will make a decision regarding all disputed matters. The judge’s decision will be in the form of a Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage.
Contact Us for Representation
If you and your spouse are considering a divorce, or if you have decided to end the marriage, you need legal representation. Contact the Ocala divorce attorney at the law office of Ami L. DiLorenzo, P.A.today.