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Monthly Archives: April 2020

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Divorce Inquiries Soar with The Coronavirus—Here’s What You Can Do Now to Protect Yourself

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

There is no question that the coronavirus has brought a number of challenges into everyone’s lives, especially when it comes to family law issues. People have already experienced a significant amount of stress related to how the virus affects parenting plans and time sharing arrangements, especially if one parent has taken drastic measures, such… Read More »

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If I Am a First Responder Helping Sick Patients, Could I Have My Children Taken Away?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

The initial first few weeks of school closures due to the coronavirus pandemic created significant confusion for divorced parents trying to figure out how their parenting plans and time-sharing schedules worked in the face of a pandemic. While some states like Florida stayed quiet in terms of providing guidance, other states such as Texas… Read More »

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If Two Parents Are Unmarried, Can One Leave the State with Their Child, On Their Own?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

As attorneys who provide comprehensive family law services to individuals and families throughout Orlando, Winter Park, and surrounding areas, we frequently not only counsel clients who know for sure that they are interested in obtaining assistance with drafting a prenuptial agreement, or in obtaining a divorce, but also those who may be seeking advice… Read More »

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How Will the Coronavirus & School Closures Affect My Custody/Time Sharing Arrangement?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

The coronavirus has sent waves of panic throughout Florida, the nation, and the entire globe, turning our everyday lives upside down. Work schedules, kids’ school schedules, regular errands like grocery shopping; all altered due to potential exposure to the virus. As a result, in March, a number of parents found themselves in seclusion with… Read More »

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