Monthly Archives: September 2022
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Inheritance And Divorce In Florida
Most married couples don’t receive inheritances jointly. Instead, one spouse will usually receive a bequest as an individual. If the couple later divorces, this inheritance will most likely remain in the sole possession of the original heir. Furthermore, these amounts could also end up playing a role in a court’s decision regarding whether someone… Read More »
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Adoption In Florida
The adoption process can be daunting and complicated not only for adoptive parents, but also for adoptees and their biological parents. To help give you a better idea of what to expect, we’ve included some basic information about the different types of adoption proceedings in Florida. To learn more, don’t hesitate to reach out… Read More »
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Making Major Decisions When You Share Legal Custody
Just because two parents separate or divorce does not mean that they will no longer need to work together to co-parent effectively. Doing so will require the implementation of a parenting plan, which in turn, will divide not only parenting time, or how much time a child spends with each parent, but also parental… Read More »
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Can A Change In My Schedule Justify A Parenting Plan Modification?
Despite their best efforts to create a stable parenting plan, parents often find themselves facing an unexpected change in their work schedules that makes their current arrangement unworkable. Fortunately, parenting plans aren’t set in stone, so if a sudden change in your schedule makes it difficult, or impossible for you to implement your current… Read More »
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The First Steps Of The Florida Divorce Process
Deciding to get divorced can feel like the first major hurdle of the divorce process. While it is an important one, there are still a lot of steps that couples will need to take before they can finalize their dissolution and move on with their post-divorce lives. If you are thinking about divorce, consider… Read More »
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Do I Still Have To Pay Off Marital Credit Card Debt If The Card Isn’t In My Name?
One of the most common questions we receive from couples who are initiating the divorce process is who will be responsible for paying off credit card debt incurred during the marriage. This often proves to be an especially pressing concern for those who weren’t responsible for taking out the card. In most cases, the… Read More »
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What Is Alimony Pendente Lite?
Every divorce requires the resolution of certain issues, like how marital property will be divided, how parents will share custody, and whether one party will be required to pay alimony to the other. What many couples don’t realize, however, is that alimony, or spousal maintenance often proves to be an issue long before a… Read More »
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Is Legal Separation Recognized In Florida?
Many couples who are experiencing difficulties in their marital relationship wish to try a trial separation, especially if they don’t feel fully prepared for the finality of divorce. Couples who go this route also often want structures in place to address issues, like child custody and spousal support, which is why so many people… Read More »