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FAQs About Divorce in Florida

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The very thought of divorce is very daunting. Not only will you feel a wide range of emotions, but there are also many legal matters that must be resolved. During this time you will likely have many questions about the procedure, your rights, and what to expect. Below, our Orlando divorce lawyer answers some… Read More »

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Terms to Include in Your Parenting Plan

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If you are going through a divorce and you share children with your spouse, you will have to divide parenting duties with your partner. It is critical that you co-parent effectively and to maintain a good working relationship with your spouse. In Florida, the law does not only encourage this, it requires it. You… Read More »

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What are Financial Disclosures in Family Law Cases?

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Some family law cases require opposing parties to exchange certain financial information. The purpose of this is to ensure that all proceedings are fair and transparent. Issues such as paternity, divorce, parenting plans, child support, and custody agreements all require the exchange of financial disclosures. In a divorce case, these documents are important so… Read More »

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When Can You Modify Alimony in Florida?

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If you have gone through a divorce, alimony payments may be a normal part of your life. Alimony, also called spousal support, is court-ordered and is intended to provide financial support to a lesser-earning spouse. If you are paying alimony, it can sometimes impose a heavy burden on you. However, under the law in… Read More »

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Common Mistakes to Avoid in Paternity Matters

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In Florida, when a married couple has a child, it is presumed that the man is the biological father. This same presumption is not made when an unwed couple has a child together. In these cases the man or woman, or both, must establish paternity to show that he is the biological father and… Read More »

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What are the Financial Benefits of an Uncontested Divorce?

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There is more than one way to get a divorce in Florida. If you and your spouse can agree to all the different terms, you can obtain an uncontested divorce. There are many benefits that come with this type of divorce case, including financial advantages. Below, our Orlando uncontested divorce lawyer explains what these… Read More »

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Do You Need a Lawyer for an Uncontested Divorce?

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Not every divorce has to result in a long and expensive legal battle. An uncontested divorce can provide you with a streamlined option for dissolving your marriage. It can also help you and your spouse be more amicable with each other post-divorce, which is particularly helpful for divorcing parents. Due to the fact that… Read More »

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What are the Best Interests of the Child in Florida?

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Child custody and time-sharing issues are some of the most contentious of all family law issues. Under Florida law, these issues are resolved according to what is in the best interests of the child. There are 20 factors in total family law judges must consider when making decisions about time-sharing. Below, our Orlando child… Read More »

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How to Modify Alimony in Florida

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During a divorce in Florida, either party can seek alimony, also known as spousal support. Permanent alimony is no longer an option due to recent changes in the law. However, this type of support can still ensure that neither party is placed in financial hardship due to the ending of the marriage. Alimony orders… Read More »

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How to Enforce a Divorce Decree

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Ideally, by the time a family law court issues a divorce decree, the two sides will try for a smooth transition post-divorce. Unfortunately, this does not always happen. While the terms within a divorce decree are final and legally binding, this does not mean that both parties will comply with the orders. At some… Read More »

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