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Can You Increase Child Support Payments?

By Anderson & Ferrin |

The only constant in life is change, and this holds true for final divorce decrees, as well. The terms that make sense at the time of divorce may no longer be reasonable two, three, or ten years down the road. In the case of child support, the arrangements that worked even a few months… Read More »

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Mistakes That Could Negatively Impact Your Child Custody Case

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The circumstances that lead to divorce and child custody issues are unique in every case. In the majority of cases, the Florida courts presume that it is in the best interests of the child to spend time as equally as possible with both parents. Still, parents should not use this presumption to assume that… Read More »

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The Challenges Associated With Military Divorce

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Divorce will always be one of the most challenging things you will ever go through. When you are a military family, the process is even more complex, as there are many unique aspects of military divorce that civilians do not often realize. Whether you are a service member or your spouse is, it is… Read More »

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Things Not To Do Before You File Bankruptcy

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It is always a difficult decision to file bankruptcy, but it can provide the fresh financial start you need. As you go through the bankruptcy process, there are many things you should do to ensure that your debt is discharged or reorganized. However, there are also many things you should avoid doing, as they… Read More »

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Four Reasons You Need A Postnuptial Agreement

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A postnuptial agreement, often simply referred to as a postnup, works very similarly to a prenuptial agreement. Each is a legal document that outlines how property is to be divided in the event of divorce. The only difference is that while a prenuptial agreement is drafted and signed before a couple is married,  a… Read More »

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Get Divorced The Healthy Way

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You likely did not get married thinking the marriage would end but unfortunately, that is the case for nearly half of the marriages in the country. Many people who consider divorce imagine a long and bitter courtroom battle, but it does not always have to be that way. In fact, litigating a divorce is… Read More »

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The Pros And Cons Of Filing Bankruptcy

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When considering whether or not to file bankruptcy, many people only think about getting their debts discharged. Although this is the main reason for filing, there are other benefits that filing a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy can bring. Unfortunately, there are also some downsides and it is important to know what these… Read More »

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Important Things To Know About Alimony In Florida

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Divorce will have an impact on every area of your life, including your finances. Not only can the divorce process be expensive in itself, but you may also wonder how you will support yourself, or if a judge will order you to pay alimony. Spousal support is one of the most contentious issues in… Read More »

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Tips For A Successful Collaborative Divorce

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Divorce is never easy, but there are ways to make it easier on yourself. One way is to choose a collaborative divorce. During a collaborative divorce, you and your spouse will meet with your respective attorneys. The lawyers will negotiate a settlement that is fair to both parties. If the collaboration process is not… Read More »

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Qualifying For Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Under The Means Test

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If you are struggling with debt that seems unmanageable, you may have considered filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If you are successful with your case, any non-exempt assets you own are liquidated and sold to pay your creditors. In exchange, most or all of your debt is discharged by the bankruptcy court. Not everyone is… Read More »

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