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Can my Lawyer Withdraw from my Case?
Yes, A Lawyer can Withdraw from your Case. When you first retain a lawyer's services, you may be under the impression that your lawyer will be with you until your legal matters are resolved. Can your...
Does Florida Recognize Common Law Marriage?
WHAT IS COMMON LAW MARRIAGE? A common law marriage exists when a couple has lived together for a period of time and presents themselves to their community as "married". The key distinction of a c...
Divorce
Read MoreCan Florida Courts Modify Alimony Based on a Supportive Relationship?
CAN FLORIDA COURTS MODIFY ALIMONY BASED ON A SUPPORTIVE RELATIONSHIP? Over the past decade of Florida family law, the issue of whether alimony should be modified based on a supportive relationship ha...
Alimony
Read MoreSuspended License for Failure to Pay Child Support
Can Florida Suspend My Driver's License for Not Paying Child Support? While it may be true that failing to pay child support is largely a financial issue, this is not to say Florida law does not allo...
Child Support
Read MoreBiological Father vs. Legal Father
In Florida, a Biological Father Is Not Always the Legal Father From a biological perspective, there can be only one father of a child. Just because an individual may be a child's biological father, h...
Health Insurance After Divorce
Can My Spouse Keep My Health Insurance After Divorce? While divorce is often a needed step toward a healthier and better life for all parties involved, it is also a process that necessarily comes wit...
Court
Read MoreTax Intercept for Past Due Child Support
Can the IRS Intercept a Tax Refund If I Refuse to Pay Child Support? Receiving a tax refund from the IRS is often something individuals and families alike rely on for their financial wellbeing. Howev...
Child Support
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Read MoreWill the court provide an interpreter?
Will the Court Provide an Interpreter? Communication barriers should never be a deciding factor in court cases, which is why Florida courts provide qualified interpreters for individuals who are deaf...
Court
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