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Common Premarital Agreement Myths, Busted

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Premarital agreements are becoming more common today than they once were among people about to be married. Although these documents are very beneficial for people planning to wed, there are also a number of myths circulating about them. These misconceptions often keep people from drafting one, which puts their rights at risk. If you… Read More »

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Four Ways Child Support is Terminated

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After a divorce or separation that involves children, one parent is usually ordered by the court to pay child support. Child support is typically paid to the parent who spends the most amount of time with the child. It is intended to help cover the daily expenses and other costs of raising the child… Read More »

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Three Benefits of an Uncontested Divorce

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Divorce can be a very contentious matter. You may be envisioning a long and bitter courtroom battle, but that does not have to be the case. In fact, very few divorce cases make it to the trial phase. If you and your spouse can agree to all terms of the divorce, including property division,… Read More »

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What to Expect when Relocating After Divorce

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There are many reasons people sometimes want to relocate after divorce. Maybe you have gotten a better job offer, or perhaps you simply want to move to be closer to family. Whatever the reason is, there are some things you should know before you start packing your bags. Below, our Orlando relocation lawyer explains… Read More »

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Three Things to Know Before Telling Adult Children About a Gray Divorce

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Telling the kids that you and your spouse are getting a divorce is incredibly difficult. People often think that it will most affect the children when they are young. As such, there are many resources for parents of minors that can help them through these difficult situations. Unfortunately, there are not as many resources… Read More »

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How to Develop a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Repayment Plan

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Chapter 13 provides a solution for borrowers who are struggling to repay their debt. During Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you can repay your debt over a long period of time without risking any of your property. The repayment plan is central to the Chapter 13 process. The repayment plan is a legal document that outlines… Read More »

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Four Signs Your Marriage May Be Over

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Married couples are bound to get into arguments from time to time. Some marriages even hit rough patches that last for many weeks, or even months. This does not always mean that divorce is imminent and in some cases, working on the marriage can bring a couple back to a happy place again. So,… Read More »

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Is it the Right Time to File Bankruptcy?

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Bankruptcy is typically a last resort for people who are struggling to pay off high amounts of debt. For this reason, making the decision to file is a very difficult one. Still, bankruptcy can provide you with a fresh financial start by making debt more manageable or by eliminating it altogether. It is important… Read More »

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Florida Law No Longer Allows Permanent Alimony

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The Florida legislature has been trying to reform the law on spousal support, commonly known as alimony, for many years. Recently, lawmakers were successful with SB 1416, which has been in effect since July 1, 2023. There are a number of changes included in the law. These include the elimination of permanent spousal support,… Read More »

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What Does Child Support Cover in Orlando?

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When two people have a child together and later end the relationship, one parent is often required to pay child support. Child support is a very contentious issue in divorce and paternity matters and people who pay it may feel resentful for many years to come. Sometimes, they may argue that the recipient is… Read More »

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