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What is a Contested Divorce?

In this video, Florida Attorney, Sergio Cabanas explains what a contested divorce is in the state of Florida. 00:00 Introduction 00:07 What is a Contested Divorce? 01:54 Outro Para la version en español, ver aquí: ¿Que es un divorcio a través de un acuerdo mutuo?    • ¿Que es un divorcio a través de un acuerdo...   **Please note that the information in this video is not an adequate substitute for a consultation with an attorney who is knowledgeable in this subject area and could review the specifics of your individual matter and determine how the law would apply in your particular case.** 👇 Our channel and videos are available in both English and Spanish 👇    / cabanaslawfirm      / cabanaslawfirmespanol   Sergio Cabanas, Esq. has been practicing law since 1991, after graduating from Washington College of Law in Washington D.C. Attorney Cabanas is admitted to practice in the State of Florida and the U.S. Court for the Southern District of Florida and the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. He founded the Divorce and Mediation Law Firm in 2006. The Divorce and Mediation Law Firm focuses on Divorce, Mediation, Child Custody, Child Support, Alimony, Prenuptial Agreements, Post-nuptial Agreements, Domestic Violence, and Post-Divorce Related issues. The firm has three locations: Pembroke Pines, Weston, and Sunny Isles Beach in South Florida. If you would want to consult, you can reach the firm through (954) 329-0441. We are open from 9AM to 5PM, Mondays to Fridays. Service Areas: Broward County: Pembroke Pines • Weston • Miramar • Cooper City • Hollywood • Davie • Southwest Ranches Miami-Dade County: Sunny Isles Beach • Aventura • Golden Beach • North Beach • North Bay Village • Dania Beach • Hallandale Beach • Bal Harbour • Bay Harbor Islands • Indian Creek • Surfside ☆★☆ CONNECT WITH US ☆★☆ Website: https://www.cabanaslawfirm.com Facebook:   / cabanaslawfirm   Instagram:   / cabanaslawfirm   LinkedIn:   / cabanas-law-firm   #60secondswithsergio #contesteddivorce #divorce Transcript: Today's question is, Sergio what exactly is a contested divorce? Well that's a good question and one you should know if you're planning on moving forward with a divorce anytime in the near future. A contested divorce basically means that the parties have not yet been able to reach an agreement. Maybe it's because you all haven't had a chance to sit down and really understand and negotiate all the terms and conditions relating to to settling a divorce, or maybe one of the parties is simply refusing or not cooperating and an agreement has not been able to be reached. It's important to find an attorney who can help you analyze the situation and identify all the legal issues that need to be resolved in order to avoid a contested divorce to the extent possible or at least narrow down the issues that need to be resolved so that you can keep your costs to a minimum in addition to reducing your stress. So, what are the issues that people have to resolve for the most part when it comes to a divorce. Well, one of the biggest issues is identifying the marital assets and dividing, or separating these assets and distributing them amongst the spouses. Another important issue may relate to alimony. If there are minor children, we also have to resolve those issues such as custody or time sharing and child support and so forth. So, once these issues are resolved then you can move forward to get a divorce in the quickest fastest and less expensive way possible. So funny way of answering that important question is through this meme that I found, which is literally a washer cut in half pursuant of divorce with one spouse presumably taking the other half. So, this is exactly the situation we want to avoid in your divorce. Again, it's important to find an attorney who is amenable and open to settling your case as soon as possible to keep your stress level down, and to keep your expenses down. Thank you again for joining me today. Please keep in mind that this short video is only intended to provide you with some general guidance over an important legal question. This is not a substitute for an actual consultation with an attorney who can sit down and review the specifics of your case. Thank you again for joining me and as always, stay informed so you can stay strong. Thank you.