Jacobs Law Firm

As the managing partner of the Jacobs Law Firm Orlando and Jacobs Law Firm Clermont, Jonathan Jacobs is available to work nights and weekends to ensure that your case is handled with the skill and dedication necessary to achieve the best possible outcome for you. Your case will receive the time and attention it needs for you to achieve a successful resolution.

Attorney Jonathan Jacobs offers family law consultations for family law cases including divorce and paternity cases. Call 407-335-8113 today. During the consultation you may discuss all of your legal issues with a family lawyer. Sometimes, just by simply verbalizing the facts of your case, you will begin to see the complexity of the legal issues involved and believe hiring an experienced attorney to represent you is the best course of action.

Attorney Jonathan Jacobs of the Jacobs Law Firm is a family law trial attorney in Orlando. Divorce and paternity litigation is a complex process. There are many stages a family trial attorney must complete with/on behalf of their client before a case is ready to proceed to trial. At the outset of a case, your family law trial attorney will draft your initial pleadings and related documents.

An uncontested divorce in Orlando, if done correctly, generally requires only one court appearance. The Petitioner is the party that must attend the final hearing for jurisdictional reasons, which takes approximately five minutes not counting any wait times due to a crowded docket.

The Respondent may file a waiver of appearance and consent to final judgment and does not need to appear unless ordered to by the court (sometimes this is required for a name change).Depending on the jurisdiction in which spouses live, litigants can sometimes file for an uncontested divorce without having to appear in court.

Are you interested in hiring a Florida postnuptial agreement attorney? Are you carefully planning for your finances in your post-marital life? Do you prefer to resolve all of your equitable distribution (fairly dividing financial assets and liabilities are a major part of a dissolution of marriage in Florida) before choosing to file for divorce?