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Relocation vs. Modification: The High Burden of Proof in Lally v. Lally (2025)

Relocation vs. Modification: The High Burden of Proof in Lally v. Lally (2025)

In the landscape of Florida family law, the desire for stability in a child's life is reflected in the strict rules surrounding the modification of parenting plans. Many parents mistakenly believe th...

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Grandparents’ Rights During the Holidays: A Tampa Custody Lawyer Explains

Grandparents’ Rights During the Holidays: A Tampa Custody Lawyer Explains

The holiday season is usually envisioned as a time of gathering, where multiple generations come together to share traditions, exchange gifts, and create memories. For many families in Tampa, this is...

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Present Income vs. Imputed Income: Insights from Cohen v. Alkobi (2025)

Present Income vs. Imputed Income: Insights from Cohen v. Alkobi (2025)

Determining a spouse's true income is often the most contentious part of a divorce, especially when one party is self-employed or owns a business. Many people believe that if a spouse claims to earn ...

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Mediation vs. Uncontested Divorce: Which Path is Right for Your Asheville Case?

Mediation vs. Uncontested Divorce: Which Path is Right for Your Asheville Case?

When a marriage comes to an end in Western North Carolina, the first image that often comes to mind is a courtroom battle. We imagine aggressive attorneys, a stern judge, and a dramatic scene where o...

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Equitable Distribution and Dissipated Assets: Understanding Walsh v. Walsh (2025)

Equitable Distribution and Dissipated Assets: Understanding Walsh v. Walsh (2025)

Dividing marital property is often the most contentious phase of a divorce, centered on the principle of fairness. However, disputes frequently arise when one spouse claims that the other has "wasted...

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Modification vs. Contempt: Understanding Your Rights in Bazinet v. Pinkerton (2025)

Modification vs. Contempt: Understanding Your Rights in Bazinet v. Pinkerton (2025)

In family law, a final judgment is intended to be exactly that—final. However, when disputes arise over school choices or visitation, parents often find themselves back in court. A common mistake i...

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Planning a New Year’s Eve Wedding? Why a Tampa Prenup Lawyer Should Be on Your Checklist

Planning a New Year’s Eve Wedding? Why a Tampa Prenup Lawyer Should Be on Your Checklist

There are few dates on the calendar more romantic or iconic for a wedding than New Year's Eve. In Tampa, the energy is palpable. The weather is often perfect—cool enough for a tuxedo but warm enoug...

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Navigating Jurisdiction and Rehearing: Lessons from Miller v. Ko (2025)

Navigating Jurisdiction and Rehearing: Lessons from Miller v. Ko (2025)

The legal process of ending a marriage is rarely a straight line. Between trial court rulings and the appellate process, the timeline of a divorce can become a "convoluted" procedural maze. For those...

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The Midnight Deadline: Navigating New Year’s Eve Wedding Risks with a Tampa Prenup Lawyer

The Midnight Deadline: Navigating New Year’s Eve Wedding Risks with a Tampa Prenup Lawyer

The allure of a New Year’s Eve wedding is undeniable. The champagne is already chilling, the black-tie attire is set, and the symbolism of starting a new chapter of life exactly as the calendar tur...

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