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Do Florida Courts Care About Adultery?
Despite Florida following No-Fault divorce policy, infidelity might not go unnoticed by the courts. Since 1971, Florida has used a no-fault system to govern divorce proceedings. Prior to 1971, variou...
Divorce
Read MoreReligion and Parenting Plans
Are religious practices included in a parenting plan? A time-honored principle of our Constitution is that Americans are largely free to practice their religion as they see fit. As such, family law c...
Divorce
Read MoreCan the Court Award Child Support After a Child Turns 18?
Even after your child becomes 18, child support obligation might not automatically end. Ordinarily, when a Florida child support decree is issued, it is customary for the paying parent to make suppor...
Child Support
Read MoreReasons to Request a Guardian ad Litem
In divorces cases with children, Guardian ad Litem provide assistance to divorcing parents. A Guardian ad Litem — which literally translates to guardian for the lawsuit — is often appointed by a ...
Family
Read MoreWhy Estate Planning Documents Should Be Updated During a Florida Divorce
How to revise these critical documents during your divorce. Ordinarily, a married couple's estate plan often treats spouses as beneficiaries and allows them to make healthcare decisions for an incapa...
Divorce
Read MoreCommon Prenuptial Agreement Pitfalls
How to avoid the most frequent slips in Prenuptial agreements. Prenuptial agreements are designed to ensure that certain agreed upon terms and conditions are met in the event of a Florida divorce. A ...
Marriage
Read MorePresident Obama’s Recent Hague Convention Ratification Expected to Make International Child Support Collection Less Costly and More Efficient
Recent legislation by the Obama Administration makes international child support collection an easier process. On August 30, 2016, President Obama took a bold step toward making child support collect...
Child Support
Read MoreCan a Family Court Judge Order Drug Testing?
Why a judge could order a drug test during custody cases. In custody litigation, the judge has the authority to order that either party take a drug test if the family law judge believes that one will...
Court
Read MoreCan I put my home up for sale during my divorce?
Why you are better off selling your house after your divorce. The answer is usually no. Generally speaking, unless otherwise agreed to by yourself and your future ex spouse, your marital home may not...
Court
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