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Temporary Orders In Florida Divorce

When your divorce is pending, you may need answers before your case reaches a final judgment. If you and your spouse cannot agree about money, parenting or where you will live, temporary orders can give you more stability while your divorce moves forward.

At Weiner & Weiss, LLC, in Boca Raton, our family law attorneys bring more than 60 years of combined experience to divorce matters. We understand that temporary decisions can affect your family, finances and the course of your case.

What Can Temporary Orders Address?

Under Florida law, you can ask the court to address important issues while your divorce case is pending, including:

  • Child support and timesharing: You may need a parenting schedule and financial support for your children while your case continues.
  • Temporary alimony: If you need financial support during the divorce, you may be able to seek temporary alimony to help cover your living expenses.
  • Exclusive use of the marital home: If living together has become too difficult, you may ask the court to decide who can use the marital home.
  • Attorney’s fees: If you and your spouse have very different financial resources, you may be able to seek help with attorney’s fees and legal costs.

Temporary orders can give you and your family more stability while the divorce proceeds. The right request depends on your finances, parenting needs, living situation and other details of your case.

Temporary Orders Can Shape The Status Quo

A temporary order can set a plan for parenting, finances or housing while your divorce continues. Because that plan may become part of your case history, careful preparation matters.

A temporary support hearing in Florida may involve financial records, parenting information or other evidence. In a high-asset divorce, you may also need to address businesses, investments, properties or other complex financial matters. When appropriate, Weiner & Weiss, LLC, may consider financial, forensic or psychological experts early so the court has the information needed to consider your request.

Built On Trust. Defined By Results.

Attorney Gary D. Weiner has more than 40 years of legal experience, including extensive work as a mediator and parenting coordinator. As a divorced parent himself, he understands the personal impact family law decisions can have on parents and children.

At Weiner & Weiss, LLC, you have direct access to your attorneys seven days a week, including weekends and holidays. That accessibility reflects our focus on clear communication and personal attention. For clients facing sensitive family and financial issues, we also understand the importance of privacy and discretion.

Get A Clear Strategy For Temporary Relief

If you are dealing with financial uncertainty, a parenting dispute or an issue involving your home, you may not want to wait until your divorce is final to address it.

Weiner & Weiss, LLC, can help you understand whether temporary relief may be right for you and prepare for the issues that matter most to your family. Call 561-935-5529 or contact us online to schedule a confidential consultation with a Boca Raton family law lawyer.