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Keeping the Best Interest of the Kids in Mind During A Divorce
Divorce is always tough. It's tough on the adults going through the divorce and for the children of divorce it's even more difficult. Children of divorce often feel lost and confused. They blame themselves for the situation, and often attempt to come up with ways to save their parent's marriage. Today's blog... [...]
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Florida Annulment Law
As Florida family law attorneys we often get calls from prospective clients about whether they are eligible for an annulment rather than a divorce. The actual court procedure and end-effect of a divorce and annulment are very different, which can be confusing to many people. A divorce is a court declaration that a marriage existed and due to irretrievable... [...]
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Miami Woman on Trial for Killing Her Husband's Suspected Murderer
As reported by the Miami Herald, a widow, Janepsy Carballo, is on trial in Miami facing charges of second-degree murder in the shooting death of her late husband's suspected killer.
In April 2008, Ms. Carballo's husband was gunned down on his front lawn, allegedly by two men, one of whom was Ilan... [...]
Ending an Irretrievably Broken Marriage in Florida
In Florida, the requirement to ask for a divorce -- or a "dissolution of marriage," as it is called within the state's legal system -- is simply that your marriage is irretrievably broken. You just have to show that you cannot fix it, and then either you or your spouse can go forward with the paperwork. While fault used to be considered, changes to the law mean that it no longer matters... [...]
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Distribution Of Assets And Liabilities in a Florida Divorce
One of the main issues that require resolution in a dissolution of marriage proceeding is the distribution of assets and liabilities among the spouses. Florida law requires that the distribution be done “equitably.” Couples may decide how to divide their property either by agreement or with the... [...]
