Michael Ferrin
Anderson & Ferrin Attorneys at Law PAMichael Ferrin practices in the areas of Domestic/Family law and Bankruptcy Law. Mr. Ferrin's experience has given him a unique ability to understand the difficulties one can face when confronted with the issues involved in these areas. Mr. Ferrin prides himself on treating each client as if they were family and making sure that as a client you are well informed and receive the highest level of representation. Mr. Ferrin has been a resident of Florida for over 25 years. He was born in New Orleans and raised in Key West Florida. He received his bachelors in Business Administration from the University of Florida and his law degree from Barry University School of Law. Mr. Ferrin has always had the desire to help individuals which is why he has always worked in private practice. On his path to helping individuals Mr. Ferrin had the opportunity to work for one of Central Florida's largest private bankruptcy firms. While doing so he was able to represent many individuals and small businesses in their bankruptcies some of which had debts exceeding twenty million dollars, $20,000,000. Mr. Ferrin is involved in the following organizations and affiliations: US Bankruptcy Court Middle District of Florida, The Florida Bar, American Bar Association, The Central Florida Bankruptcy Lawyers Association, Central Florida Family Law Inns of Court, and the Orange County Bar Association. Additionally, Mr. Ferrin is a former adjunct professor for Everest University.
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Question & Answer - Do bankruptcies ever play a part in a divorce?
Question & Answer - What types of divorces are available in Florida?
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- Q. I moved out of Florida before my wife filed for divorce. Do I need a lawyer who is certified in both FL and NC?
- A: That would depend on how long you have lived in NC and where your wife filed the divorce. I need more information to answer your question. You can contact our office and schedule a free consultation to discuss your options in more detail. Thank you and we look forward to speaking with you.
- Q. Hi, I live in a very stressful home, I want to divorce and wanted to know the steps that I have to take.
- A: First you need to determine what form of divorce you want to file. You can either move forward with a divorce by mutual agreement which is referred to as an uncontested divorce, or you can move forward with a contested divorce if there is no mutual agreement. Once you determine what type of divorce you want to move forward with the process is very different for each case. Contact our office and schedule a free consultation to discuss your options.
- Q. My wife wants me to Sign divorce papers that says I've cheated on her by texting other girls But i don't want to
- A: You need to contact a divorce attorney immediately to review your situation and provide you advice. Normally, if this is a Florida case, Florida is a no-fault state meaning that the reason for the divorce is usually irrelevant. Including language about cheating would normally not be appropriate. I recommend you contact our office to discuss your case. Our office offers free consultations.
