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What Happens if a Former Spouse Breaches the Divorce Agreement?

By Blair H. Chan, III, PLLC |

While many expect to move on with their lives once a divorce decree is entered, one spouse (or both) may fail to follow the terms of the final divorce agreement. A judgment or decree issued by the family court is legally binding, however, which means that either party’s failure to abide by the terms… Read More »

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In Focus: Business Valuations During a Divorce

By Blair H. Chan, III, PLLC |

As many can attest, going through a divorce is never easy, and the process can become more challenging when one or both spouses owns or operates a closely-held business or professional practice. It is worth noting that business interests are considered marital property subject to the rules of equitable distribution in Florida. When it… Read More »

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In Focus: Divorce Preparedness

By Blair H. Chan, III, PLLC |

Going through a divorce is a complicated process, with important decisions to make and details to iron out, particularly regarding your personal and financial future. Ultimately, it takes a skilled divorce attorney to help you navigate the legal system and protect your interests. In the meantime, this article is designed to help you get… Read More »

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In Focus: Hidden Assets in a Divorce

By Blair H. Chan, III, PLLC |

As many can attest, going through a divorce is complicated and can become more difficult if the proceedings become contentious. At times, disputes over spousal maintenance and child support may arise. In some cases, particularly in high asset divorces, spouses may try to hide assets from each other or the court. Not only do… Read More »

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Why You Should Be Careful Using Social Media During a Divorce

By Blair H. Chan, III, PLLC |

Today, social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, SnapChat, and Instagram, etc., are commonly used as a way for people to share ideas, pictures, news, and information. But did you know that pictures and comments that are posted on social media can be used as evidence in a divorce case to question a spouse’s… Read More »

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In Focus: Discussing a Prenuptial Agreement with Your Fiancé

By Blair H. Chan, III, PLLC |

Today, many individuals are delaying marriage in order to advance in their careers. Similarly, it is becoming increasingly common for people to enter into second marriages. In both situations, it is likely that these parties have accumulated significant assets. This makes having a prenuptial agreement a good idea if you plan on marrying in… Read More »

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I Received an Inheritance, What Happens if I Get a Divorce?

By Blair H. Chan, III, PLLC |

In a divorce, questions may arise as to whether a spouse can claim rights to an inheritance acquired by the other party during the marriage. While marital property is subject to equitable distribution under Florida law, inheritances are generally not considered marital property. Nonetheless, resolving issues over the division of marital property requires the… Read More »

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Should I Consider Divorce Mediation?

By Blair H. Chan, III, PLLC |

As many can attest, getting a divorce is fraught with difficult emotions for the spouses, as well as the entire family. At times, disputes may arise in resolving the key issues such as dividing the marital property or child custody and visitation, which only feeds the tension. For those who are capable of having… Read More »

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In Focus: Qualified Domestic Relations Orders

By Blair H. Chan, III, PLLC |

One of the largest assets for many divorcing couples is a retirement plan, and it is crucial not to overlook such assets when dividing the marital property. While a spouse has a right to a share of the benefits earned in the other’s retirement plan, enforcing these rights requires a skilled divorce attorney to… Read More »

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Enforcing Child Support Orders in Florida

By Blair H. Chan, III, PLLC |

Obtaining your child support order from the court is sometimes only half of the battle. Getting the other parent to actually pay support can sometimes be even more difficult than obtaining the court-ordered support. So, what can you do if the other parent is behind on support or simply refuses to pay? You have… Read More »

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