February 23, 2022 \ Child Custody
How Does a Florida Family Court Determine If a Parent Is Unfit?
When parents separate or divorce, agreeing on child custody and parenting time can be stressful. If one parent is unfit to care for the child, the process becomes more complex and contentious. Courts require custody decisions and parenting plans to be in the best interest of the child. In nearly all cases, that means shared […]
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February 22, 2022 \ Divorce
Personal Injury Settlements and Legal Separation
Divorces include a division of marital property. At least part of a personal injury settlement will usually be included in the marital estate and divided between the ex-spouses. But when you and your spouse separate, Florida leaves the division of your property up to you and your spouse. Florida does not recognize “legal separation.” In […]
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February 21, 2022 \ Divorce
Divorce, Dissolution, and Legal Separation – What’s the Difference?
In Florida, dissolution of marriage is another term for divorce. You may hear both terms used when referring to ending a marriage. Unfortunately, Florida does not recognize legal separation. Therefore, the only option to dissolve the marriage in Florida is a divorce or annulment. However, if you are not ready to file for a divorce, […]
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