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How Can I Create a Parenting Plan that Works?
When going through a divorce, you will have to resolve many issues with your spouse. If you and your spouse have children together, one of the biggest issues will involve child custody. In many cases, it is best to agree on a parenting plan and keep the issue out of court, which is expensive… Read More »
What Should You Expect During a DUI Stop?
It is always scary to hear a siren from a police car and to see the flashing lights of a police vehicle in your rearview mirror. At this point, many people do not understand why they are being pulled over. Law enforcement officers are always looking for suspicious DUI drivers to protect that driver… Read More »
Is Mediation Mandatory in Florida Divorces?
Many people think that before a divorce case is finalized, they must first go through a bitter courtroom battle. Fortunately, this does not always have to be the case. It is possible to remain amicable with your spouse and resolve disputes pertaining to child custody, property division, and more. Mediation is a form of… Read More »
When are Couples in Florida Most Likely to Get Divorced?
For the past several years, Florida has had one of the highest divorce rates in the country. The divorce rate in Florida is 13.2 percent, which is the fourth-highest in the country. While there may be many reasons that lead to divorce, when are couples most likely to do it? As it turns out,… Read More »
What Things Should I Consider Before Signing a Premarital Agreement?
No one wants to think about divorce before they have even gotten married, but it is important to think about protecting your rights and your assets before tying the knot. Premarital agreements are not thought of as the romance killers they once were, and many more couples are realizing the benefits they provide. If… Read More »
What Are Some Common Divorce Myths?
Over time, many divorce myths have abounded in Florida. Some of these originate because a person has gotten a divorce in a different state and believe those same laws apply in Florida. In other cases, a person facing divorce may turn to friends and family for support. Even though these individuals may have never… Read More »
Did Divorces Really Spike During Pandemic?
The COVID-19 pandemic started nearly one year ago and at that time, predictions were being made that it would cause a spike in divorce cases. People were being told to shelter in place at home and many were losing their jobs. Many experts believed that these factors would place an enormous amount of pressure… Read More »
What Strategies can Defend Me Against a DUI Charge?
In Florida and throughout the rest of the country, people are presumed innocent until they have been proven guilty in a court of law. Sadly, individuals charged with driving under the influence (DUI) are often not given this benefit of the doubt. This is partly because DUIs are considered morally wrong, and because people… Read More »
How to Avoid a Default Judgment in Divorce?
The world today is a busy one and people often find there is not enough time in the day to attend to all the tasks they need to. During a divorce, there is even more to do and many people are unprepared for how the process is going to affect their schedule. Even when… Read More »
What Are Five Fast Facts About Filing for Divorce in Florida?
Every divorce case will involve legal issues that must be resolved. Like all other states throughout the country, Florida has specific laws governing the divorce process. It is important to know what these laws are before entering the process so you can know what to expect and how to prepare for your case. If… Read More »
