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Legally Valid Reasons for Not Paying Florida Child Support
Divorce is messy enough, but when you have kids, there’s a ton of additional things you have to consider.
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David Scott, P.A.
9 Things to Do Before Filing for Divorce
Divorce can be a complicated, awkward, and emotionally draining process. How do you decide who gets what?
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Struggling with Divorce in Florida? There’s an App for That
A new app is helping Florida parents navigate the tough waters of divorce with greater success.
The app is called FAYR, which stands for Family Advocacy Your Responsibility.
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How Much Child Support Will I Get?
Divorces can be tough, but divorces with children are even harder. You have to think about both your child’s wellbeing as well as your own. And with children, one of the things you have to deal with is child support.
David Scott, P.A.
What Is Florida’s “Responsible Parent Act”?
When the court orders a parent to pay child support, that parent is bound by a legal agreement to do just that.
David Scott, P.A.
Strategies to Get Your Spouse to Pay Child Support in Florida
Nothing is more frustrating than trying to raise your child on a limited budget when your ex isn’t helping with money.
David Scott, P.A.
Florida Man Must Pay $2M in Child Support – Could It Happen to You?
Walking out on your life and starting a completely new one under a different name sounds like the plot of a dramatic movie
David Scott, P.A.
Does Florida Let You Sue Your Ex’s Employer for Child Support?
When a Florida judge is calculating how much child support a non-custodial parent will pay, they are looking mainly at that parent’s income and assets.
David Scott, P.A.
What to Do if Your Florida Child Support Goes to The Wrong Person
Recently a Florida father tried to pay child support, but when the check went to the wrong account, a world of trouble opened.
David Scott, P.A.
How Does Child Custody Work for Unmarried Parents?
With divorce, unmarried parents, and multiple marriages on the rise, the typical nuclear family is becoming less and less common in America.