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How to Develop a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Repayment Plan
Chapter 13 provides a solution for borrowers who are struggling to repay their debt. During Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you can repay your debt over a long period of time without risking any of your property. The repayment plan is central to the Chapter 13 process. The repayment plan is a legal document that outlines… Read More »
Four Signs Your Marriage May Be Over
Married couples are bound to get into arguments from time to time. Some marriages even hit rough patches that last for many weeks, or even months. This does not always mean that divorce is imminent and in some cases, working on the marriage can bring a couple back to a happy place again. So,… Read More »
Is it the Right Time to File Bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is typically a last resort for people who are struggling to pay off high amounts of debt. For this reason, making the decision to file is a very difficult one. Still, bankruptcy can provide you with a fresh financial start by making debt more manageable or by eliminating it altogether. It is important… Read More »
Florida Law No Longer Allows Permanent Alimony
The Florida legislature has been trying to reform the law on spousal support, commonly known as alimony, for many years. Recently, lawmakers were successful with SB 1416, which has been in effect since July 1, 2023. There are a number of changes included in the law. These include the elimination of permanent spousal support,… Read More »
What Does Child Support Cover in Orlando?
When two people have a child together and later end the relationship, one parent is often required to pay child support. Child support is a very contentious issue in divorce and paternity matters and people who pay it may feel resentful for many years to come. Sometimes, they may argue that the recipient is… Read More »
How Long Does Alimony Last in Orlando?
When going through a divorce, one spouse may be ordered to pay alimony. Couples can reach an agreement about this term and if it is fair, a judge will approve it. If the couples cannot agree, or a judge deems an agreement unfair, the court will decide. Many factors are considered when determining what… Read More »
How to Ensure Your Premarital Agreement is Valid
Premarital agreements, also commonly referred to as prenuptial agreements, outline how couples will handle financial issues during the marriage, and in the event the two people get divorced. Premarital agreements are final and legally binding. Postnuptial agreements work very similarly, but they are drafted once a couple is already married. Prenups can provide both… Read More »
Can I Ask My Spouse to Pay My Attorney Fees During Divorce?
Everyone knows that divorce can be expensive. Depending on the number of issues and complexities in a case, a divorce can cost a person thousands of dollars in legal fees. The thought of this is enough to make some people consider going through the process without legal representation, or even remain in an unhappy… Read More »
Three Tips to Lower the Cost of Your Divorce
The cost of divorce is one reason why people are sometimes hesitant to file. They are not only worried about what they will lose during the process, but also how much they will have to pay in attorney’s fees and other expenses. Fortunately, while it may not seem as though there is a lot… Read More »
Four Elements To Include In Your Parenting Plan
If you are getting a divorce and you and your spouse have children together, you will both have to create a parenting plan together. Ideally, you and your spouse will agree on the plan but if that is not the case, the court will create the plan. Creating a plan on your own is… Read More »
