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5 Advantages of Using Mediation for Divorce
Mediation is an alternative to litigation in many types of cases. It is a process that is used to resolve conflict by coming to an agreement that both parties can tolerate. It may not be exactly what one party or the other wants, but they often both have some advantages, instead of having a… Read More »
Grandparent Visitation Rights in Florida
Florida is unique in that, unlike many states, grandparents have specific visitation rights granted to them by statute. However, these visitation rights only apply in certain circumstances. In most situations, when a parent does not want the child to be exposed to a grandparent, grandparent visitation will not be available because the parents still… Read More »
How to Enforce a Child Support Order
parent must explain why he or she has not made the payments. In some cases, there may be a legitimate excuse, such as a sudden illness, or an involuntary job loss. However, it the child support order was violated without cause, the court can take a number of steps, including: Order payments to be… Read More »
Annulment Versus Divorce: What is the Difference?
When you go through the divorce process, you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse both agree that the marriage was valid. This is an assumption that you must make to have a legal divorce. An annulment, on the other hand, treats the marriage as if it never happened. There are only certain circumstances in which an… Read More »
Modification of a Divorce Decree in Florida
Although your divorce may seem final, there are circumstances where you may be able to alter or change certain aspects of your divorce decree in Florida. Where there is a dramatic change in life circumstances, modification of the divorce decree may be necessary. For example, if your income drastically reduces or you are moving… Read More »
Moving Past Your Divorce
Divorce can be devastating for many reasons. The emotional aspects and the related financial issues can be the most problematic. Moving on from your divorce may seem impossible at the time you are experiencing it, but you can do it. Millions of people lead satisfying, productive lives after going through a divorce—and you can… Read More »
Equitable Distribution: 4 Signs That Your Spouse May Be Hiding Assets
During the divorce, property is distributed as evenly as possible. One spouse may not be able to receive exactly half of the property, which is why property division is often referred to as “equitable” as opposed to “even.” The court takes into account many factors when dividing property, including whether the spouse can support… Read More »
3 Common Myths About Prenuptial Agreements
Prenuptial agreements are rarely an easy topic. Newly engaged couples often cannot imagine the possibility of divorcing their significant other while they are planning their new lives together. Prenuptial agreements are often taboo for many reasons. Unfortunately, that means that some couples that could use a prenuptial agreement do not make one because they… Read More »
Tips on Talking to Children about an Impending Divorce
Keeping a relationship together is not easy. Over time, two people may realize they are not right for each other and will get divorced. When children are involved, getting divorced can be a lot harder on all parties involved. As a parent, you will have to work hard to explain the divorce process to… Read More »
7 Things to Consider Before Planning a Divorce in 2017
In Florida, a divorce is also called dissolution of marriage. The divorce process is complicated at best, and therefore to be on the safe side, you had better hire the services of experienced Tampa divorce attorney. Apart from dealing with the emotional part of the divorce, there will be many other things to consider… Read More »
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