The Aikin Family Law Group
When your family’s future is on the line, you deserve a team that truly has your back. We’re Central Florida’s trusted family law attorneys guiding people through divorce, custody, and life transitions with compassion, strategy, and care.
Areas of Practice
Divorce Options
Whether you’re just beginning to consider divorce or ready to move forward, we’ll help you understand your options and choose the path that’s right for your family.
Tier 1 Family Law Firm, Orlando U.S. News Best Law Firms, 2019–Present
At The Aikin Family Law Group, we meet you where you are. Whether you’re navigating a divorce, protecting your children’s wellbeing, or working through a complex financial separation, our experienced attorneys will help you see clearly, plan wisely, and move forward with confidence.
We believe in putting children first, keeping conflict as low as possible, and building solutions that hold up not just today, but for years to come.
Recent Blogs
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Can a Divorce Be Amicable?
By Brenda London • July 15, 2026Rethinking What It Means to End a Marriage with Respect When people think about divorce, they often imagine conflict, long court battles, tense negotiations, financial upheaval and emotional strain that spills into every corner of life. Just read Stranger, by Belle Burden, and the possible realities of an adversarial divorce battle become mind numbing. But no… -
How Collaborative Divorce Can Make Better Co-Parents
By Brenda London • May 20, 2026When you have children, the divorce process you choose will shape your family’s future for years to come. Collaborative Divorce helps you to create healthier co-parenting habits, reduce conflict, and keep your children’s well-being at the center of every decision. By working together outside of court, you can build a parenting plan that fits your… -
Divorce: How Much Will It Cost?
By Stephanie Alvarez • March 27, 2026Most people want to know exactly how much a divorce will cost? The honest answer is usually that “it depends.” The cost of your divorce is usually driven by the complexity of your case, the level of conflict with your spouse, and the divorce process that you choose. By focusing on cooperation and out-of-court solutions,…
