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When Is Hiring An Expert Useful In A Divorce Case?

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There are many aspects of the divorce process the people going through it never expect, and the use of experts is one of them. Experts are not involved with every divorce case but when they are, their knowledge, training, and experience is very useful. When an expert advises on your divorce case, they apply… Read More »

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Three Tips For Testifying In Court

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The majority of family law cases do not include an extensive amount of witness testimony. Most of the time, the lawyers for each side negotiate child custody, alimony, and other matters, and the matter is settled out of court. Unfortunately, this is not possible all the time. Sometimes, disputes cannot be resolved and a… Read More »

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What Are The Benefits Of A Collaborative Divorce?

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Many people dream of meeting their true love and getting married, but few anticipate the possibility of divorce. Truthfully, divorce does not have to be a bitter legal battle. A collaborative divorce is just one way in which couples can end their marriage, while maintaining feelings of respect for each other during and after… Read More »

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7 Mistakes To Avoid In Your High Asset Divorce

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For some married couples, parting ways is not the most difficult part of divorce. Instead, it is dividing up the property that is the most stressful. When a divorce involves one or two parties that have a high net worth or a great deal of assets, this process becomes even more difficult. High asset… Read More »

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Will Filing For Bankruptcy Affect My Job?

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Bankruptcy provides a fresh start and great financial relief for people that are drowning in debt. Although the law provides this legal option for getting back on your feet financially, it is important to know that not everyone may be supportive of your decision, including your employer. It is not uncommon for people to… Read More »

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4 Common Florida Divorce Myths Debunked

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Many people have seen divorce cases play out on television and movies, or have read about them in novels. Most people also know at least one person that has gotten a divorce in their life. Due to these second-hand accounts and fictitious storylines, you may have preconceived ideas about the divorce process that are… Read More »

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Avoid These Mistakes When Filing For Bankruptcy

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When done properly, bankruptcy provides you with a fresh start financially, and it can help you get back on your feet. Unfortunately, there are some common mistakes people make when they file. These errors can result in the court rejecting your bankruptcy petition, and they are expensive to correct. Before you file for bankruptcy,… Read More »

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Four Property Division Mistakes To Avoid During Divorce

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Some terms of divorce are more commonly debated between couples than others, and the division of assets is one of them. According to Florida’s equitable distribution laws, marital assets are divided fairly during the divorce process, and that does not always mean they are divided equally. There is a lot of room for error… Read More »

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Can You Modify A Premarital Agreement?

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Once, premarital agreements were largely reserved for celebrities or very wealthy couples that wanted to protect their high net worth assets in the event that they got a divorce. Today though, more and more people are drafting a prenuptial agreement before they get married for a variety of reasons. Premarital agreements are a legal… Read More »

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Why Did The Divorce Rate Surge During The Pandemic?

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According to a new study, divorce rates surged by 34 percent in the summer of 2020 compared to the previous year. Many experts predicted that the pandemic, and the long shelter-in-place orders, would lead to an increase in divorce rates, and it seems that prediction has come to fruition. What was it about the… Read More »

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