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December
Reasons Your Child Support May Be Too High
Health Issues and Child Custody: What You Should Know
November
What Are My Rights as an Unwed Father?
The 4 Different Kinds of Spousal Support in Florida
October
Third-Party Child Custody in Florida
I Make a Regular Salary. Should I Get a Prenuptial Agreement?
September
4 Ways a Domestic Abuse Claim Can Change a Divorce
The Challenges of Alimony for Men
August
3 Common Options in an Uncontested Divorce
Creating a Parenting Plan in Florida
June
Different Kinds of Spousal Support in Florida
Can My Spouse Get My Separate Property in a Divorce?
May
Can I Change My Child Support Payments?
April
Managing Parenting After a Long-Distance Move
March
What Is the Uncontested Divorce Process in Florida?
What Should a Parenting Plan Include?
February
What If I Can’t Pay My Child Support?
How Custody Decisions Are Made in Florida
January
Who Needs a Prenup?
The Benefits of Establishing Paternity
2021
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Can Domestic Violence Affect Child Custody?
Will Divorce Ruin My Child?
November
When Does Child Support End in Florida?
How Long Does a Domestic Violence Restraining Order Last in FL?
October
What Is Considered "Income" for Child Support Calculations?
Enforcing a Restraining Order in Florida
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Your Prenuptial Agreement Could Be Invalidated
Will a Joint Custody Agreement Impact Child Support Payments?
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Will My Retirement Plan Be Divided as Part of My Divorce?
Important Deadlines Affecting Your Divorce Case
July
They Refuse to Pay Child Support. Can I Refuse to Let Them See Our Child?
Frequently Asked Questions about Child Custody
June
The Best Co-Parenting Apps for Divorced Parents
How Does Adultery Impact a Florida Divorce Case?
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Florida’s Attempt to Reform an Alimony Bill
How Do You Prove a Domestic Violence Case?
April
What Are Dirty Divorce Tactics?
What To Do When Your Spouse Does Not Want to Get Divorced
March
How to Divide Equity in a House After a Divorce
Divorce Self-Care Tips | Law Office of Russell S. Hershkowitz, L.L.C.
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What Should Be Included in a Parenting Plan?
Can a Judge Invalidate a Prenuptial Agreement in Florida?
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What Happens to Your Health Insurance Plan After a Divorce?
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Divorce Checklist: How to Prepare for Your Divorce
How to Keep Child Custody Exchanges Civil
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FAQs About Domestic Violence
Who Gets the Pet in a Florida Divorce?
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Co-Parenting Tips for the Summer Season
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Can Infidelity Impact My Divorce Settlement?
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Common Challenges in High-Asset Divorces
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Modifying Alimony Payments
The Difference Between Assets & Liabilities in a Divorce
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What You Should Know About Post-Divorce Modifications
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Divorce Mistakes You Should Avoid
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4 Benefits of Creating a Prenuptial Agreement
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How Is Debt Divided in Divorce?
Child Custody & How to Divide Time During the Holidays
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Florida Alimony Reform: Is Permanent Alimony Fair?
Domestic Violence Awareness Month: How You Can Stay Safe
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Establishing Paternity with an Uncooperative Biological Father
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Can You Press Domestic Assault Charges on Someone You Are Dating?
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Different Enforcement Methods for Family Law Orders
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26
Dec
2022
Reasons Your Child Support May Be Too High
Child support is not meant to be a burden. It should be based on reasonable expenses, and it should be about the same amount you would spend if you lived with them. Even so, some people find it hard to keep up with their payments. This not only causes financial problems like debt, but it also results in legal issues. The good news is this: You can have your child support payments modified if your ...
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8
Dec
2022
Health Issues and Child Custody: What You Should Know
Any aspect of life could influence a child custody decision. Courts always attempt to make these rulings in the child’s best interests. Therefore, they will scrutinize the lives of both you and your child. They will take everything into account from the condition of your home, the distance between you and the child’s school, your job schedule, and so on. Health concerns are a big part of any ...
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15
Nov
2022
The 4 Different Kinds of Spousal Support in Florida
When it comes to legal matters, people often speak in broad terms. They will discuss rulings, orders, and so on, bypassing the “nitty-gritty” of the matter. Because of this habit, we are often left underinformed about how things really work. Spousal support is one such legal matter. Generally, we hear about someone who must pay for it and how much it costs, but we don’t know many details beyond ...
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29
Sep
2022
4 Ways a Domestic Abuse Claim Can Change a Divorce
In the best-case scenarios, a divorce can be completely straightforward. Property ownership can be clear and easy to divide. Spousal support rulings make sense and don’t overburden either party. Many things can go right. Unfortunately, this easy divorce is not the norm. Much can go wrong. Legal misunderstandings can slow the process down. Perhaps property ownership is complex and takes a lot of ...
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5
Sep
2022
The Challenges of Alimony for Men
In theory, gender shouldn’t affect any divorce ruling. The laws should apply to everyone, regardless of whether they are men, women, in a same-sex marriage, or any other combination our modern world produces. In practice, however, men still find it more difficult to receive spousal support. For some, the problem is internal. They don’t want to feel weak or needy. For others, the problem is ...
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25
Aug
2022
3 Common Options in an Uncontested Divorce
In legal terms, to “contest” something means you are challenging it. A contested divorce is not agreed upon by both parties, and it must be handled in court. Each state has a different process for contested divorces. Some even expect you to raise formal accusations to justify the divorce. In most U.S. states, divorcing couples can bypass formal accusations. They can simply cite “irreconcilable ...
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15
Aug
2022
Creating a Parenting Plan in Florida
When making child custody decisions, there is a lot to consider. There is much more to negotiate than simply where the child will live. Luckily, if you live in Florida, the state uses a highly detailed parenting plan . It covers many factors of co-parenting, leaving almost nothing out. Here are just some of the items you will find in Florida’s parenting plan. Visiting and Joint Custody Schedule ...
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27
Jun
2022
Different Kinds of Spousal Support in Florida
Spousal support is not a one-size-fits-all solution for every couple. Depending on each couple’s circumstances, payments can be low or high. If you live in Florida, there are four major types of spousal support. Here is a broad overview of each, along with how it works and why it is ordered. Durational Spousal Support in Florida As its name implies, durational support lasts for a specified amount ...
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10
Jun
2022
Can My Spouse Get My Separate Property in a Divorce?
Within a marriage, there are generally two kinds of property. Marital property is owned by each spouse collectively. Separate property is owned by just one spouse. Separate property includes any gifts from people outside the marriage. It also includes inheritance or anything you owned before the marriage. Standards may vary from state to state, and there are always exceptions. These three ...
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24
May
2022
Can I Change My Child Support Payments?
We all want to be there for our children, supporting them however we can. Sometimes, however, the realities of life stop us from doing so. Child support can get away from you, especially when you simply can’t cover the payments. You may get too far behind to catch up, which could lead to legal trouble. If you are in this situation, you may be able to have your payments altered. It is not enough to ...
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15
Apr
2022
Managing Parenting After a Long-Distance Move
Life can take you in many unexpected directions. No matter how badly you want to stay rooted, circumstances may force you to move. This relocation complicates matters when you share custody of your children, especially when the move is long-distance. Such a move raises legitimate, important questions about parenting. How much authority will the long-distance parent retain? How will you handle ...
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29
Mar
2022
What Is the Uncontested Divorce Process in Florida?
An uncontested divorce means that the spouses agree on every matter relating to their divorce, including property division , child custody , or alimony . They reach a complete agreement before filing their petition. If for any reason, even a minor term, a judge needs to be involved, a divorce becomes contested. For an uncontested divorce, you do not have to work with an attorney, but choosing to ...
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1
Dec
2021
Will Divorce Ruin My Child?
Divorce affects everyone involved in different ways. During your divorce or separation, your children may act out or withdraw. But divorce doesn’t equate to their “ruin.” While divorce is said to have psychological and social effects on children , you can still help your children successfully navigate your divorce. In this article, we will walk through how you can prepare your kids for your ...
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27
Sep
2021
Your Prenuptial Agreement Could Be Invalidated
Marriage is a big undertaking. In the short term, it requires a lot of time to plan a wedding, as well as a lot of money. In the long term, it is a commitment to another person, but also a legal commitment. It changes the legal status of those getting married and provides new benefits, such as the ability to open joint bank accounts and file taxes jointly. However, marriage does not always work ...
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15
Jun
2021
The Best Co-Parenting Apps for Divorced Parents
Technology has made co-parenting easier than ever thanks to new co-parenting applications. These apps help separated or divorced parents plan, stay organized, and share information about their children as they navigate co-parenting. This increases effective communication and encourages collaboration among both parents, minimizing any opportunities for conflict. Below are four of the most ...
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8
Jun
2021
How Does Adultery Impact a Florida Divorce Case?
Adultery is one of the most common causes of divorce . So, what are the effects of adultery as it relates to divorce? Can it affect how spousal support, child support, or asset and property division will be determined in court? Today, we discuss how infidelity impacts a divorce in Florida. Will Infidelity Be Considered When Determining a Divorce Agreement? While Florida is a no-fault state, ...
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19
Apr
2021
What Are Dirty Divorce Tactics?
While they are not too common, it is possible that your spouse may attempt a dirty divorce tactic while you are both going through a divorce. These tactics can cause major issues in your life, so it would be best to consult with an experienced attorney if you find your spouse guilty of one. Fortunately, if you hire the right lawyer, he/she will have experience navigating how to best approach these ...
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12
Apr
2021
What To Do When Your Spouse Does Not Want to Get Divorced
If your spouse is against getting a divorce , it is easy to see why you would be frustrated. The truth of the matter is that although many marriages work out, some end up in divorce. While you do not necessarily need your spouse's permission to get divorced, dealing with him/her while trying to obtain a final divorce agreement can be difficult. After all, the way your divorce plays out will set ...
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15
Mar
2021
How to Divide Equity in a House After a Divorce
When it comes to dividing marital assets during a divorce, determining what to do with your house will probably be one of the most difficult decisions you will have to make. Florida is an equitable division state, meaning the court will divide marital assets in a manner it deems fair. Any marital property will be divided equally upon divorce. As your house is not a liquid asset, it can be hard to ...
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11
Mar
2021
Divorce Self-Care Tips | Law Office of Russell S. Hershkowitz, L.L.C.
It may seem that you are all alone as you process your divorce, but this is simply not true. Turning to your support system during this time is not only important but healing as well. Besides investing quality time with your loved ones, there are plenty of other self-care tips to consider while going through a divorce. Practicing daily self-care can help you set yourself up for success for the ...
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3
Feb
2021
Can a Judge Invalidate a Prenuptial Agreement in Florida?
It is more common now than ever to enter into a prenuptial agreement . Many couples, especially those with a considerable net worth, decide to be proactive in the event of a divorce and hire an attorney to assist them with this process. This is also an important step to ensure that your prenup is legally binding and will be able to protect you and your interests if you were to get divorced. So, ...
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13
Jan
2021
What Happens to Your Health Insurance Plan After a Divorce?
Health insurance is not always brought up during divorce proceedings; however, it should as it is a topic that will have ramifications on both you and your child’s lives. It is essential to have a good idea of your health insurance options so you can be best prepared to transition off your spouse’s health insurance plan if needed. Today, we go over what you need to know about health insurance ...
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22
Dec
2020
Divorce Checklist: How to Prepare for Your Divorce
Divorce can be a complicated process for anyone. You must make some difficult decisions in a short period of time. If you have children, the process can prove even more stressful as you must resolve the issue of who gets child custody. To best prepare for a divorce and ensure your rights and interests are protected, we have compiled a divorce checklist to make the entire process easier on you. ...
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7
Dec
2020
How to Keep Child Custody Exchanges Civil
It is not uncommon for even the most amicable divorces to end with lingering feelings of resentment. This makes child custody exchanges difficult, especially on the children. While custody exchanges are necessary, they can often become contentious when parents refuse to get along or harbor feelings like bitterness. Today, we go over how to keep your child custody exchanges civil. Ensure you are ...
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12
Nov
2020
Who Gets the Pet in a Florida Divorce?
For many families, a pet is considered another member of the family. Pet owners have a special bond with their pet as they invest time, energy, and love into caring for them. In return, they receive ongoing companionship and love. It is common to question which spouse will get custody of the pet after a divorce – especially if both spouses have a close bond with the animal. In many ways, a pet ...
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