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How Florida’s New Standard Parenting Time Plan Works
On January 1, 2018, a new child custody law went into effect in Florida. The intention of the law, known as the Standard Parenting
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The 4 Types of Custody in Florida
Child custody laws can be confusing, especially because those who need to learn about child custody are often in already in stressed, emotionally tense positions.
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Divorce: Marital vs. Non-Marital Property
If you’re getting a divorce, there are numerous things you need to consider about your children, finances, and property.
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Should You Move Out of Your House While Divorcing in Florida?
Opinions are mixed on whether it’s best to move out or stay put when you are divorcing in Florida. In this post, we’ll show you the pros and cons and tell you how a qualified attorney can help you make the right decision.
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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.
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5 Ways That Paternity Can Be Established in Florida
As the father of a child or children, you have a lot of responsibilities. The emotional and mental labor that comes with being a parent makes it one of the hardest jobs in the world.
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What Floridians Can Do about Paternity Fraud
Having a child is generally one of the most momentous and exciting occasions in your life, but for some fathers, it can be an ongoing nightmare.
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Four Types of Tests Used to Prove Paternity
For a child to have a legal father in Florida, the mother must be married at the time of birth or an acknowledgement of paternity must be signed by both parents at the hospital.
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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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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.