Category: Family Law
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What to ask during your initial consultation with a family lawyer:
Almost all attorneys provide a free consultation. It’s important to be prepared to make the best use of this time. Here’s what we recommend you ask:
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How Social Media can impact your Divorce:
In family court, social media can provide evidence of misconduct by one’s spouse, and damage your credibility. Be mindful of what you post!
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Financial mistakes to avoid when getting Divorced:
Going through a divorce can drain you both emotionally and financially. With emotions running high during a divorce process, it is easy to become overwhelmed even with small financial decisions. Check out our latest blog for some tips on how to avoid making poor financial decisions during your divorce:
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5 things you should do before you file for divorce:
You’re about to take a big step and finally separate from your spouse. Here’s what we recommend you should do before making that leap:
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Understanding Status Quo Orders in Florida Family Law Cases
When a divorce or paternity action is filed, the Court issues a “status quo” order, which governs the conduct of the parties while the action is pending. Find out what you can and cannot do:
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5 things to avoid doing after filing for divorce:
You are divorcing your spouse, and now is NOT the time to make it harder on yourself. Here are the top 5 things you shouldn’t do while a divorce is pending:
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What is the difference between a general magistrate and a judge?
General magistrates are appointed to help manage large caseloads a judge may have.
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Keep Cool: 5 Tips for Responding to Family Legal Issues Without Emotion
Family law cases may cause you to get emotional. Here are the top 5 tips on how to respond to family legal issues by removing the emotions:
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How to search for your court case online:
Learn how to search for your case online in just a few simple steps. You’ll be able to see the Court docket and what has been filed.
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Successful Co-parenting After Divorce
Whatever differences you may have with your the other parent, you still need to work as a team and raise your children in a healthy environment. The following are some helpful suggestions practice to ensure that your children continue to thrive, even if their parents are no longer living together.