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What Lapomarede v. Pierre (2024) Means for Time-Sharing and Marital Debt in Florida Divorce Cases

What Lapomarede v. Pierre (2024) Means for Time-Sharing and Marital Debt in Florida Divorce Cases

When clients meet with a tampa divorce lawyer, they often believe that if something was not clearly spelled out in the pleadings, the court cannot order it. Lapomarede v. Pierre (2024)...

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Forensic Accounting in Tampa Divorce: How a Tampa Divorce Lawyer Uncovers Hidden Assets and Income Streams

Forensic Accounting in Tampa Divorce: How a Tampa Divorce Lawyer Uncovers Hidden Assets and Income Streams

Divorce litigation often turns on financial transparency. In many cases, both spouses provide full disclosure of income, assets, and debts. In others, the numbers presented on financial affidavits do...

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The Sober Parent’s Guide to Mediation: A Tampa Divorce Lawyer’s Strategy for Negotiating with an Active Addict

The Sober Parent’s Guide to Mediation: A Tampa Divorce Lawyer’s Strategy for Negotiating with an Active Addict

Mediation is designed to resolve conflict through structured negotiation. In many divorce cases, it provides a practical path toward settlement without prolonged litigation. When one spouse struggles...

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Florida Interspousal Gifts and Equitable Distribution: What Hooker v. Hooker Means for High Asset Divorce

Florida Interspousal Gifts and Equitable Distribution: What Hooker v. Hooker Means for High Asset Divorce

In high asset divorce cases across Florida, few issues generate more litigation than the classification of real property. A spouse may enter the marriage with significant wealth. A prenuptial agreeme...

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What Savage v. Bustillo (2024) Means for Stalking and Domestic Violence Injunctions in Florida

What Savage v. Bustillo (2024) Means for Stalking and Domestic Violence Injunctions in Florida

When people speak with a tampa divorce lawyer about injunctions for protection, many assume that repeated unwanted contact automatically qualifies as stalking or domestic violence. Sav...

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What Smith-Fullerton v. Fullerton (2024) Means for Prenups and Financial Discovery in Florida Divorce Cases

What Smith-Fullerton v. Fullerton (2024) Means for Prenups and Financial Discovery in Florida Divorce Cases

When clients meet with a tampa divorce lawyer, one of the most common questions is whether a prenuptial or antenuptial agreement can actually limit what information must be disclosed during a di...

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What Thomas-Jones v. Jones (2024) Means for Child Relocation Cases in Florida

What Thomas-Jones v. Jones (2024) Means for Child Relocation Cases in Florida

When parents talk with a tampa divorce lawyer about moving out of state with their children, many assume that if they have a good reason for the move, the court will approve it. Thomas...

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What Kincaid v. Kincaid (2024) Means for Divorce, Alimony, and Asset Division in Florida

What Kincaid v. Kincaid (2024) Means for Divorce, Alimony, and Asset Division in Florida

When people sit down with a tampa divorce lawyer, they often assume that once a judge hears all the facts, the result will automatically be fair. Kincaid v. Kincaid (2024) is a reminde...

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What McHugh v. McHugh (2024) Means for Your Divorce in Florida

What McHugh v. McHugh (2024) Means for Your Divorce in Florida

When people meet with a tampa divorce lawyer, they are often surprised by how much a divorce can hinge on details they assumed were minor. A bank account opened after separation. A car value wri...

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