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How Can You Receive Child Support Payments in Florida?
After resolving a divorce with children, the final order may include a child support award. Typically, the order specifies the manner in which one parent will make support payments to their former spouse. However, in some cases, the parties can decide how the supported parent will receive child support payments. If your final order… Read More »
How to Protect Your Online Privacy During a Florida Divorce?
Unfortunately, many spouses underestimate the importance of protecting their online privacy during a divorce. In the digital age, nearly everyone has the Internet. In fact, nearly 80% of the U.S. population has at least one social network profile. Many people do not think about this, but your social media accounts contain various types of… Read More »
4 Things to Avoid When Your Child Custody Claim is Pending
There are many things you can do to heighten your chances of a favorable outcome in a child custody case. However, things you should not do are just as important to improve your case for custody in Florida. Typically, a knowledgeable Orlando child custody attorney by your side will help avoid mistakes that could… Read More »
Should You Sell Your House During a Florida Divorce?
If you have a marital home that needs to be split during a divorce, you may be wondering whether you should sell your house during or after the divorce. After all, unlike bank accounts or other assets, houses cannot be divided in half. This begs the question, “What should you do with your house… Read More »
Can You Lose Your Health Insurance After a Florida Divorce?
A divorce comes with a plethora of unintended consequences that many people could not have anticipated when filing a petition. Losing your health insurance is one of these. Unfortunately, many divorcees can lose their health insurance after their divorce is finalized If you are concerned about the termination of your health insurance benefits due… Read More »
Does the Time Spent Cohabitating with Your Spouse Before Marriage Affect Your Florida Divorce?
Many couples choose to live together for years – some even decades – before getting married. During this cohabitation time, many tend to purchase a home, car, accumulate money in retirement and savings, and take on debt. All of these items are usually disputed and divided in the course of a divorce. But does… Read More »
Can You Modify Your Alimony Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic in Florida?
The economic downturn triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic caused millions of Americans to lose their jobs. As over 2 million Floridians filed unemployment claims amid the pandemic, many divorced individuals are wondering whether they can modify their alimony due to their coronavirus-related financial hardship. First of all, yes, you may be able to request… Read More »
Is Everything You Tell Your Divorce Attorney Confidential?
A divorce case may contain many personal details about your marriage, you, and your soon-to-be-former-spouse. In fact, some of these details are so intimate that divorcees often do not share them with their family members and close friends. Individuals who go through a divorce understand that sharing these personal details with their attorney is… Read More »
4 Things You Can Do to Speed Up Your Divorce During the Coronavirus Pandemic
If you were contemplating divorce before the coronavirus crisis hit or are in the midst of one, you are probably frustrated by the fact that the pandemic stalled your divorce case. As the pandemic paralyzed Florida’s court system, many Floridians who are considering filing for divorce or are already involved in divorce proceedings believe… Read More »
Can You Lose Custody of Your Child for Being on the Front Lines of the COVID-19 Battle?
Many of those brave people on the front lines of the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, including doctors and nurses, have children. In fact, many of them are divorced parents who share custody with their ex-spouse. “But can the first responder’s ex-spouse withhold child visitation or deny any contact with their kids just because… Read More »