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The Rule That Applies if Talks Break Down
What Is North Carolina's Collaborative Law Process? North Carolina formally recognizes collaborative divorce through the Uniform Collaborative Law Act, codified in Chapter 1, Article 53 of the Gen...
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What Makes a Florida Prenup or Postnup Enforceable, and What Can Void It?
A prenuptial or postnuptial agreement that is not enforceable is worse than no agreement at all. It creates a false sense of security, may have cost significant legal fees to prepare, and can be chal...
pre and post nuptial agreements
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Can Your Ex’s New Live-In Partner End Your Alimony Obligation in Florida?
Alimony in Florida does not automatically end when a former spouse begins dating someone new. But when that relationship evolves into something more, when a new partner moves in and contributes to th...
Alimony
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What Goes Wrong When You Use AI to Draft Your Florida Divorce Papers?
Artificial intelligence tools have become accessible, affordable, and impressively capable at generating text that looks like legal documents. A divorcing spouse who asks an AI chatbot to draft a mar...
Divorce
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Can You Stop Paying Alimony When You Retire in Florida? What the Law Actually Says
Retirement is a question that comes up in almost every alimony case involving a paying spouse who is in their fifties or older. The paying spouse wants to know whether retirement will end or reduce t...
Alimony
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What Do Couples Divorcing After 50 Need to Know About Social Security, Medicare, and Retirement Timing?
Divorcing after fifty is fundamentally different from divorcing in your thirties. The financial stakes are concentrated in a much shorter window. There is less time to rebuild wealth, less time to re...
Divorce
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Bridge-the-Gap, Rehabilitative, or Durational Alimony: Which Type Applies to Your Florida Divorce?
Florida law offers several distinct types of alimony, each designed for different circumstances and each with its own rules about duration, modifiability, and purpose. Since the 2023 alimony reform e...
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What Surveillance Is Legal Evidence in a Florida Divorce and What Can Get You Arrested?
When a marriage is falling apart, the impulse to gather evidence can lead divorcing spouses into legal territory that is far more dangerous than they realize. Tracking a spouse's location, accessing ...
Divorce
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How Is the Durational Alimony Cap Calculated in Florida for Short-, Moderate-, and Long-Term Marriages?
Florida's 2023 alimony reform replaced permanent alimony with a durational alimony framework built around the length of the marriage. For the first time, Florida law now establishes explicit caps on ...
Alimony
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