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Prenuptial Agreements in the State of Florida

A Prenuptial Agreement in Divorce - also known as Prenup for short - is a written contract made by two parties before their marriage. This agreement lists all property and Read More

Managing Celebrity Divorces in Miami with Divorce Lawyers

Divorce can be stressful, but for those in the spotlight, it can be excruciating as the public watches your personal life unfold. Having a divorce attorney who has experience in Read More

Florida Alimony Changes May Be on the Way

Changes to the way divorces are handled could be on the way, as two bills now pending in the Florida legislature will abolish lifelong alimony.However, there is opposition to both Read More

Are Witnesses Necessary for Family Law Agreements?

A typical marriage contract concentrates on important things like alimony, estate planning, and property rights, to name a few. You may recognize them by their more familiar name of prenuptial Read More

When Child Custody Arrangements Need to Be Tweaked

Child custody arrangements are typically made with the best of intentions but there are some that end up not working out as intended. For example, one of the parents might Read More

What Happens With Rental Property?

Rental property during a marriage can serve as a useful income source, but what happens in the event the couple decides to divorce? The legalities may become more complex. The equal Read More

Scenarios Involving Child Relocation

When cases involve the relocation of a child, the needs of both the child and the parent need to be taken into account. Parents can't simply decide to move away Read More

Avoid Parenting Issues With Divorce

With a divorce, parents need to work extra hard to keep the transition as smooth as possible for children as the dynamics between parents lead to major changes. This means Read More

What Happens With Alimony When Remarrying?

The consequences of cohabitation or remarriage and alimony payments may be considered by the Florida courts. It may have an effect on the commitments of their ex-spouse to pay spousal Read More

Should You Change Your Name?

You have the choice of reverting to your maiden name at the end of the divorce proceedings. This process is typically cost-free in the state of Florida when the divorce Read More

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