When you have legal troubles, it can be difficult to figure out where to start. Sometimes you can get away with asking your family or friends for help but that quickly becomes unhelpful when your case involves interpreting laws and court rulings. The most common place to start is with an attorney, but that just […]
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Have you ever been served a subpoena? If not, you have probably at least heard of them; for instance, you may have seen in the news that a major company has been subpoenaed to provide important documents to the court. Subpoenas are commonplace in the legal field, as they are the primary method for carrying
If you saw our blog on alimony, then you know that there are many different moving parts when it comes to figuring out whether it should be awarded and, if so, how it should be done. Did you know, however, that alimony can be completely terminated if someone can prove that the recipient is in
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When a marriage is being dissolved through the divorce process, there are many legal issues that need to be addressed. One of those issues is how alimony should work. A court will consider alimony when one party of the marriage needs financial assistance following the divorce. When a court requires alimony to be paid, this
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When you have decided to marry to one you love, the last thing either of you want to think about is divorce. In fact, budding feelings of love can make one feel as if it would never be possible for their marriage to fail.
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For many couples, the prospect of marriage is an exciting experience that acts as a formal declaration of their commitment to each other. Before dashing up to the altar, exchanging vows, and signing a marriage license, however, there are many different things that need to be considered. One such thing to consider is that over
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After a married couple gets divorced, it is common for one or both individuals to decide to move away and live somewhere else. This can be for many reasons, such as starting a new line of work or staying closer to relatives. When children are involved, however, the moving process can be complicated. If parental
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When a marriage is dissolved, there are many distinct matters that need to be handled by both parties. One such issue involves nonmarital assets. Nonmarital assets, by definition, are assets brought into a marriage that were not purchased with marital funds; these assets are usually not included in the equitable distribution taking place during a
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During some family law cases, it can seem impossible to reconcile the different opinions of both parents and create a firm, consistent parenting plan. Luckily, there is aid available in Florida law that is intended to make this process easier. This assistance is referred to as parenting coordination and is specifically designed for these types
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Guardian Ad Litem A guardian ad litem is a unique role that many people may not be aware that exists. During family law cases, a guardian ad litem is often appointed by the court if the presiding judge feels that it is in the best interest of the child. From the date of their appointment
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