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Monthly Archives: November 2020

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4 Situations When You Should Modify a Prenuptial Agreement in Florida

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

For engaged and married couples, signing a prenuptial agreement offers a level of comfort and assurance in knowing how their property and finances will be split up in the event of a divorce. A prenup can be a useful document for all couples, even those who have no plans to get divorced. A prenuptial… Read More »

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Can You Modify a Child Custody Order Due to Parental Alienation?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

Parental alienation is not an uncommon phenomenon in Florida’s child custody cases. While many parents are able to ignore their feeling of resentment toward their ex-spouse for the sake of their children, some parents turn their children against the other parent. Parental alienation occurs when a parent attempts to manipulate a child against the… Read More »

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What Evidence Do You Need in Your Child Support Case in Florida?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

Child support is one of the most complicated and contentious issues in a divorce. The amount of child support is based on guidelines defined in the Florida Statutes Section 0061.30. Florida law provides that both parents, married or not, are obligated to support their children financially. While it may seem that there is not… Read More »

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How Can You Appeal a Divorce Judgment in the State of Florida?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

In Florida, residents have a right to appeal criminal and civil court rulings, including a divorce judgment. However, state law sets forth specific limitations and procedures for appealing a final judgment of divorce in the State of Florida. If you are looking to appeal a divorce judgment in Florida, it is important to speak… Read More »

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