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Is Marriage Counseling Required for a Florida Divorce?

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Divorce is never easy and if you have chosen to end your marriage, there are many laws that will govern the process. For example, most couples must enter mediation before litigating their case if they cannot agree to all terms of the divorce. Even when parents do agree to the terms of divorce, they… Read More »

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Three Things that Could Put Your Parenting Time at Risk

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It is common knowledge that certain factors, such as a gambling addiction or a substance abuse problem, can put their parenting time at risk during a divorce. However, there are other factors that may seem innocent enough that can also put your parenting time in jeopardy. Even something as simple as developing bad habits… Read More »

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Five Mistakes to Avoid in Divorce

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Even when going through an uncontested divorce, the process is never easy. Your emotions may run high and in some cases, things do not go accordingly. Things are even less likely to go your way if you make mistakes during the process. Unfortunately, these mistakes are all too common during divorce. Below, our Orlando… Read More »

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What to Do if You Cannot Pay Child Support

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Divorce is never easy but when a case involves children, it will have long-term impacts. In Florida, all parents of minor children are expected to financially support them until they turn 18 years old or they graduate high school. During divorce, one parent is often ordered to pay child support. While child support can… Read More »

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Important Questions to Ask Your Orlando Divorce Lawyer

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If you have decided to get a divorce, you will have many questions throughout the process. Your lawyer can provide the answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about divorce, often at the first consultation you schedule with them. While you may have a list of your own questions you want to… Read More »

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Common Reasons Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Cases are Denied

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Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy can be a great way to clear your financial slate and start fresh. Unfortunately, simply submitting your petition and asking the court to discharge your debt is not a guarantee that you will be successful with your case. Below, our Orlando Chapter 7 bankruptcy lawyer outlines the most common… Read More »

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Four Signs You May Be Headed for Divorce

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Even in the happiest of marriages, there are times when spouses disagree and arguments occur. While disagreements in marriage are not uncommon, there are times when it is difficult for couples to determine whether they are just experiencing the normal bumps in the road all spouses face, or if they should get divorced. If… Read More »

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Busting Five Myths About Divorce in Orlando

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Divorce is very common today and most people know someone who has gone through the process, or they have been through it themselves. Due to this, people with good intentions often give advice about another person’s divorce. However, no two marriages are exactly alike and the same holds true for divorce cases. While people… Read More »

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Child Custody FAQs

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If you are in the middle of a child custody dispute, you are likely very worried about the possible outcome. Of all the different types of disputes that can arise within a family, those involving child custody are some of the most emotional and complex. These disputes are also governed by many different laws… Read More »

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What is the Average Child Support Payment in Orlando?

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Every parent in Orlando, and throughout all of Florida, is expected to financially support their children until a child turns 18 years old. Child support can be extended until a child’s 19th birthday if they turn 18 and are still in high school. During a divorce, the court will typically award child support to… Read More »

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