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Aug
26
2020
Prenuptial Agreement

What Happens to Child Support If I Remarry?

Florida legislature enacted the Florida Child Support Guidelines, which courts follow when determining child support. Under the guidelines, each parent is responsible for the child’s financial support based on the Income Shares Model. According to the model, a child should receive the same portion of each parent’s income that they would have received if the… read more

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  • child support
Aug
19
2020
Prenuptial Agreement

Is My Spouse Entitled to My Inheritance After Divorce?

When a couple divorces, they must address several issues. One issue that can cause quite a bit of frustration and anger is property division. Deciding which spouse should receive the property the couple has accumulated during the divorce can complicate an otherwise simple divorce. However, when you add an inheritance into the situation, property division… read more

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  • divorce
Jul
09
2020
Prenuptial Agreement

What You Need to Know About Retroactive Child Support in Florida

Florida child support laws hold both parents responsible for the financial support of their children. This responsibility continues if the parents are no longer together. The State of Florida uses standard child support guidelines. The guidelines ensure that each parent pays his or her share of financial support. Child support is generally ordered during a… read more

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  • child support
Jun
26
2020
Prenuptial Agreement

Can You Kidnap Your Own Child?

The simple answer to the question is, “Yes, you can kidnap your own child.” By doing so, you could lose your parental rights. Abduction by parents is a serious problem in the United States. Kidnapping or abduction of your child is the taking, concealment, or retention of your child by you or another person on… read more

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  • Florida family law
Jun
03
2020
Prenuptial Agreement

What to do if You’ve Been Emotionally Abused During Your Divorce

Florida is a no-fault state for divorce actions. Spouses can obtain a divorce because the marriage is “irretrievably broken” without having any other grounds for divorce. However, there are some cases in which a divorce is initiated because of martial wrongdoing. Abuse is a common reason for divorce. Unfortunately, the abuse may continue even after… read more

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  • domestic violence
May
28
2020
Prenuptial Agreement

Are My Assets in Danger if My Spouse Gets in a Car Accident?

Spouses going through a divorce in Florida may have several issues that they are concerned about as they attempt to negotiate a settlement. One of the more aggressively contested divorce issues is property division. Each spouse wants to ensure that they receive the property they believe to be rightfully their own. With that in mind,… read more

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  • property division
May
16
2020
Prenuptial Agreement

How To Request A Psychological Evaluation In Your Child Custody Case

Mental health conditions are serious issues that often result in the need for treatment by a medical professional. Many mental health conditions can be treated with medication and therapy. Some conditions could interfere with parenting ability. A psychological evaluation may be necessary to decide if a parent is fit to have custody and unsupervised visitation…. read more

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  • child custody
Apr
29
2020
Prenuptial Agreement

Does Florida Recognize Common Law Marriage?

Many couples live together without getting married. Some of those couples have been living together for many years and may consider themselves to be married. However, do Florida laws recognize a legal marital union without a marriage license and ceremony? Though there are some exceptions, Florida does not recognize common law marriage. Common Law Marriage… read more

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  • marriage
Mar
13
2020
Prenuptial Agreement

4 Things to Remember When Facing False Accusations 

Divorces are not easy for anyone involved. Sometimes, in the heat of the moment, one parent may make a false accusation against the other. This can be as retribution or trying to get even with the other spouse, especially if there are hurt feelings involved. It may also be to make it harder for one… read more

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  • justice system
Feb
21
2020
Prenuptial Agreement

How to Legally Avoid Paying Child Support in Florida

When parents are married, they have a legal obligation to support their children. This responsibility remains even when the parents divorce. Both parents must continue to financially support the child until they turn 18-years-old. Sometimes, however, one parent may struggle financially and not be able to support the child. If this is the case, there… read more

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