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Visitation Disputes

Visitation is agreed to and established by the parties or the court at the time of the Final Judgment of dissolution of marriage by virtue of the marital settlement agreement and parenting plan which the parties sign and which are…

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Premarital Agreements

Premarital agreements in Florida are governed by statute – F.S. 61.079 – The Uniform Premarital Agreement Act. Premarital agreements become effective upon the marriage of the parties and must be in writing and signed by both parties, although there may…

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Relocation

Relocation has become an important and often contested part of dissolution proceedings. In our society many people have to relocate. The Florida statutes define relocation as “a change in the principal residence of a parent of at least 50 mile…

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Paternity

Presumption Of Legitimacy F.S. 382.013 provides that the birth certificate serves as a legal document indicating an initial determination of paternity for all children born during a marriage. F.S. 741.10 provides for a voluntary acknowledgment of paternity. Paternity may also…

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Divorce Laws in Florida

Divorce Law in Florida has the purpose of dissolving or terminating a marriage with the good of both parties in mind. A divorce is called dissolution of marriage in the court system. It is begun by filing of a petition…

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Divorce Survival Kit

Get counseling so that you can unload your emotional baggage. Look to the future not backwards-move on. Allow plenty of time for readjustment. Do not try to “get back” at your spouse. Revenge has no place in a courtroom. Take…

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The Online Shopping Cart: Protecting Your Purchases

More and more of us are buying products online, whether through websites of established vendors who also have brick-and-mortar stores or from businesses whose entire existence is online. Internet shopping is perfectly safe, and extremely convenient, so long as you…

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