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  • How Bankruptcy Impacts Family Law Agreements and Orders

    Bankruptcy proceedings are one of the most significant areas of law that crosses over to family law . When someone files a bankruptcy petition, they essentially pause all movement regarding their financial obligations, including orders involving the division of property at divorce and family support obligations. Because much of the issues in family law cases involve payment obligations between ...
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  • Domestic Violence & Divorce in Florida

    Few things complicate a divorce quite like domestic violence, even more so when there are children involved. As a victim of domestic violence, you deserve to get out as fast as you can, which can be a challenge if you are married to an abuser. The state of Florida condemns violent spouses with criminal charges, which has an inevitable ripple effect in all other court cases. Domestic violence ...
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  • Who Gets the House After a Divorce?

    When a married couple buys a house, they ordinarily have joint ownership over it. As a result, both spouses have an equal and undivided right to live in the home. After a divorce , most couples usually aren’t too keen on continuing the previous living arrangement. However, since both spouses have an equal right to live there, how does a court determine who gets to live in the house after a ...
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  • How to Identify Marital Assets

    It is common knowledge that houses, cars, and dining sets are items that are equally divided during a divorce . However, does your spouse have a right to half of your business, employment benefits, or pension? The answer depends on whether those things qualify as a marital asset. This blog discusses how Florida courts identify marital assets. Equitable Distribution Under the Florida law, the ...
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  • How Are Veterans Benefits Affected by Divorce?

    Florida is considered an equitable distribution state; meaning, courts will presume an equal division of marital assets and liabilities, unless a party demonstrates some justification to deviate from such a division. Are Disability Benefits Marital Property? The provisions of the Uniformed Services Former Spouses’ Protection Act excludes your Veterans Benefits Administration (VA) disability ...
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  • High Net Worth Divorce: Hold Onto Your Prized Possessions

    Couples going through a divorce will eventually need to decide how to complete property division in order for the divorce to move forward. In Florida, equitable distribution rules are used to split up marital property fairly, not necessarily equal. For many divorcees, property division is not too large of a hurdle, for they do not share many marital assets. However, for couples that own large ...
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