Shane T Herbert Law

Here at Shane T. Herbert Law, we provide comprehensive family and marital legal services for all types of families and individuals here in Orlando, Florida. From marriage and divorce, to child custody, support, and everything in between, we are your trusted source for motivated, client-oriented family law representation, regardless of the scope of your legal needs.

Family Law is an umbrella category of civil law that reflects a wide range of family and marital matters, including marriage, divorce, child custody, child support, alimony, and mediation. Such laws establish certain legal responsibilities for family life, many of which require the assistance of a skilled and compassionate family attorney when the need to make changes or improvements arises.

The law refers to divorce as a "dissolution of marriage." Fortunately, Florida is a "no-fault" state, which essentially means that you do not have to provide the court with specific reasons as to why your marriage did not work to legally be granted a divorce. By simply stating "irreconcilable differences", or that your marriage is "irretrievably broken", you are free to move forward with your divorce case.

If you are planning on marrying soon, or have already done so, congratulations on this new, incredible chapter of your life. Marriage is meant to be blissful, but beware of pre and post-nuptial legal concerns that can quickly put a damper on your special milestone.

Rather than trying to blindly discern between all the laws and regulations that surround matrimony in Florida all on your own, enlist the assistance of a qualified and vigilant Orlando family marriage lawyer for help with all legal matters regarding your upcoming or existing union.Here at Shane T. Herbert Law we provide the level of support and professionalism you expect from a leading family law firm in Orlando, Florida.

In a traditional dissolution of marriage model, married couples rely on the judicial system and often a judge to resolve their family disputes. One drawback to this method is that you often come to view each other as adversaries and the courtroom as the battle ground. This can take an immense toll on emotions, finances and the well-being of your family.