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What Are Child Support Arrears?
Courts will use all means necessary, including garnishment, to enforce child support arrears. Florida law stipulates that a parent must have a written child support order/judgment that is signed by a...
Child Support
Read MoreHow Will a Trump Presidency Impact Obama’s Child Support Regulation?
A last minute child support regulation put forth by Barack Obama could be in jeopardy by the Trump Administration. Whenever there is a peaceful transfer of power between America's two most powerful p...
Child Support
Read MoreWhat is a Marital Asset in a Florida Divorce?
Equal distribution of assets is never a simple process. Few issues in a Florida divorce are of more importance to divorcing parties than how marital assets are distributed. For lengthier marriages, m...
Divorce
Read MoreWhat Is Mandatory Disclosure?
Having these financial documents on hand when filing for dissolution of marriage. In a family law case, each party must provide certain information and documentation to the other party, allowing both...
Divorce
Read MoreDo I have to Take a Parenting Class?
While usually not required, parenting classes provide beneficial information to families in divorce turmoil. The Florida legislature recognizes the fact that a large number of Florida children experi...
Divorce
Read MoreIs There Legal Separation in Florida?
How a legal separation differs from a full-fledged divorce. In some states, couples are allowed to enter into a legal separation. A legal separation ultimately allows a couple to remain married while...
Divorce
Read MoreWhat is a Default in Florida Divorce?
If you are served a petition for divorce and neglect to respond to the court, your divorce could receive a default. A common question asked by clients going through a Florida divorce is what a motion...
Divorce
Read MoreThe United States Supreme Court Agrees to Review a Military Retirement Issue in a Divorce Case: What Does This Mean for Your Military Retirement?
How a military divorce case landed at the steps of the Supreme Court. Given that the Supreme Court hears only around 80 cases each year, it is rare that a divorce case would be on their docket. Simpl...
Divorce
Read MoreCan I Keep My Commissary and Exchange Privileges After Divorce?
Which military privileges no longer apply to ex-spouses of service members? One of the greatest benefits afforded to service members and their families is the ability to shop at commissaries and exch...
Divorce
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