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How to Prepare for Your First Christmas After Divorce

December 22

Divorce

How to Prepare for Your First Christmas After Divorce

Learn tips on how to prepare yourself for your first Christmas after divorce The holiday season, with its festive cheer and anticipation, is often synonymous with joy and hope. However, for those who find themselves facing their first Christmas…

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DeSantis Signs Bill to End Permanent Alimony in Florida

July 7

Divorce

DeSantis Signs Bill to End Permanent Alimony in Florida

DeSantis Signs Bill to End Permanent Alimony in Florida On March 2, 2023, a new alimony reform bill (SB 1416) was filed in Florida, making it the fourth legislative attempt to modify alimony laws in recent years. In this case, the…

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Grandparents’ Rights in Florida Child Custody Battles

June 28

Child Custody

Grandparents’ Rights in Florida Child Custody Battles

Visitation is not the same thing as child custody. Custody refers to physically keeping the child or having legal authority over them. When you get visitation, this means that you have scheduled time with the kids, and you must…

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What Is a Medical Divorce?

May 12

Divorce

What Is a Medical Divorce?

Sometimes, the law forces you to make hard choices about your love life. For instance, you may have an expensive medical condition, and you rely on Medicare or Medicaid to keep you healthy. You are, however, married to someone…

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6 Reasons Why You Should Secure Paternity

April 6

Family Law

6 Reasons Why You Should Secure Paternity

Having a baby is one of the most exciting times for parents, no matter their marital status. For unwed fathers, there may be many questions and uncertainties about their legal standing as a parent. Securing paternity is an important…

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Palimony vs. Alimony: What’s the Difference?

January 3

Divorce

Palimony vs. Alimony: What’s the Difference?

Legal terms are easy to confuse. We speak differently in the courtroom than we do among friends. In casual situations, we can swap words around, knowing that everyone understands what we’re talking about. Legal language, however, is very specific.…

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Is My Spouse Guilty of Wasteful Dissipation?

August 19

Divorce

Is My Spouse Guilty of Wasteful Dissipation?

In a divorce, spouses sometimes get vengeful. When this happens, they simply want to “win” or “defeat” the other spouse, and they lose sight of what’s best for the future. They can use dirty tactics to hurt one another,…

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