Category: Florida Family Law
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Timesharing Complications During Divorce in Florida
Navigate Florida Divorce Timesharing complexities. This guide offers solutions for common issues between parents during divorce.
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Child Support Myths in Florida
There are of misunderstandings regarding child support. The more parents know, the easier it will be for them to act in the best interest of their children.
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Managing Child Visitation Challenges in Co-Parenting: A Comprehensive Guide
Child visitations are determined by the court, and the court expects the parents to comply with the schedule. What happens when it is the child that refuses to visit a parent?
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Homestead Exemption in Florida Divorce:
Because Florida is not a community property state, the sale of a house as part of a divorce proceeding can have unintended consequences. Note how to protect your interest in your home.
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The Essentiality of Hiring Your Own Florida Divorce Attorney
It may be tempting to save money by sharing a divorce attorney. However, this could result in a legal conflict of interest that ends up being very expensive to one of the parties.
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The Discovery Process in Legal Proceedings
Discovery process allows the opposing parties to unravel before the court trial begins what evidence and related information may be presented.
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Understanding the Role and Limitations of Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
Prenups and postnups are agreements that are made between spouses for the purpose of defining the terms of the marriage and rights of the couple. Find out what rights CANNOT be waived in these agreements:
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Miami-Dade’s Family Court Services
The Family Court Services Unit has been reducing the level of conflict and providing supportive services to families for over 20 years! This is a free service that is helping our community.
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Adopting in Florida
The adoption process in Florida consists of two steps: 1. The termination of a parent’s rights; and 2. adoption of the Child. Learn more:
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Understanding Prenups and Alimony in Florida
Prenups are used to designate rights of couples in case they divorce. Can prenups protect you from having to pay alimony if you divorce? Yes; find out how: