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When Can You Receive Alimony in Florida?

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Divorce is one of the hardest things you will ever go through. Unfortunately, it can also be expensive. You may lose property during the process, and you may also find it difficult to make the transition from living off of two incomes to just one. If you stayed home during the marriage and relied… Read More »

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Things to Know About Gray Divorce in Florida

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Florida consistently ranks as a top state for retirees, as people are drawn to the beautiful scenery, bountiful amenities, and mild climate in their later years. Perhaps it is no surprise then, that gray divorces are on the rise in Florida. In fact, the rate of gray divorces is increasing throughout the entire country…. Read More »

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Are Inheritances Divided During Divorce in Florida?

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When going through a divorce, there are many different issues you will have to resolve. One of the most contentious of these is the division of marital property. It is not uncommon for spouses to disagree on the division of property. One spouse may argue that they have the right to a larger share… Read More »

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When Can You Modify Divorce Orders in Florida?

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During the divorce process, a judge will issue many orders. These orders stipulate how marital property is divided, alimony details, child custody arrangements, and more. Divorce orders are final and legally binding. Both spouses are expected to abide by the terms of the orders and if they do not, they will face serious consequences…. Read More »

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FAQs About Bankruptcy in Florida

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Bankruptcy is a process that can allow you to eliminate your debts, known as a discharge, and protect you from creditors. Bankruptcy is always a last resort but it offers you the opportunity for a fresh financial start and to get back on your feet. When starting the process, you will likely have many… Read More »

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Important Things to Know About Child Support Arrears in Florida

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All parents in Florida are required to financially support their children, even if the relationship between the parents does not last. If you have separated from your child’s other parent, you may be ordered to pay child support. This obligation exists regardless of how the other parent behaves, such as if they deny visitation…. Read More »

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The Benefits of an Uncontested Divorce

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Many people think that divorce has to be a combative and bitter experience. Fortunately, that is not the case. Couples who can reach an agreement regarding the terms of the divorce can get an uncontested divorce. The terms of divorce include property division, time-sharing, child support, alimony, and more. Florida law places specific requirements… Read More »

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When is Mediation Required During Divorce?

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Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that allows couples to settle a divorce outside of the courtroom. During mediation, a neutral third party mediator meets with each spouse and tries to foster communication and compromise between the two parties so they can reach an agreement. If an agreement is reached during mediation,… Read More »

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Five Questions to Ask Your Orlando Divorce Attorney

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Getting a divorce is an extremely overwhelming experience and it is important that you do not go through it alone. It is always advised that you work with an Orlando divorce attorney who can ensure your rights are protected, but it is critical that you find the right for you and your case. To… Read More »

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Why is January Known as Divorce Month?

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Sometimes, nicknames are hard to shake. This is certainly true for January, which is often referred to as “Divorce Month.” The nickname stems from a belief that many couples decide to end their marriage at the beginning of the year, after the holidays are officially over. Many wonder, though, if more couples actually rush… Read More »

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