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Tampa Prenup Agreement Checklist for 2026 Weddings
Couples planning 2026 weddings are focusing not only on venues, guest lists, and budgets but also on the legal and financial foundation that supports a successful marriage. A prenuptial agreement is ...
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Florida Prenups Have Unique Requirements
Prenuptial agreements in Florida don't work quite the same way they do in other states. If you're planning to get married and considering a prenup, or if you've already signed one and want to underst...
Gifts, Jewelry, and Bonuses: Are They Marital Assets in a Tampa Divorce?
The holiday season in Tampa is a time of celebration, generosity, and financial activity. It is the time of year when companies distribute year-end bonuses to reward performance, and it is the season...
Divorce
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Do I Have to Go to Court? The Uncontested Process in Asheville Explained
Many people in Asheville feel uneasy about filing for divorce because they imagine themselves standing in a courtroom, speaking in front of a judge, and answering questions about their personal life....
Divorce
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Child Name Changes in Florida Require Evidence—But Rehearing Can Fix It: What In re Name Change of M.T.F. Means for Parents
The January 15, 2025 decision in In re Name Change of M.T.F. from the District Court of Appeal of Florida, Fourth District provides critical guidance for parents seeking to change...
Family
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New Year Financial Goals: The Role of a Tampa Prenup Agreement
The start of a new year provides couples with a natural opportunity to reflect on their long term goals and the path they want to follow together. Many couples use this time to evaluate their budget,...
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Prenups Shield Wealth During Divorce
When you've got substantial assets, a prenuptial agreement isn't just paperwork. It's a strategic tool that protects everything you built before marriage and spells out exactly how assets get handled...
The January Effect: Why New Year’s Marks the Peak Time for Tampa Divorce Filings
The final months of the year, filled with holidays, family gatherings, and festive expectations, often mask underlying marital strain. The New Year’s Eve countdown is not only a transition to a new...
Divorce
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No Contact Orders Require Proper Pleadings: What Campana v. Trabold Means for Tampa Parents in Paternity and Timesharing Cases
When a court enters a no contact order in a family case, most people assume it was requested in writing, noticed for hearing, and litigated with full opportunity for both sides to prepare. The Second...