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09/16/2022

How Marital Assets Are Divided In A High-Asset Divorce – Watch here:
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09/05/2022

Can I Handle My Paternity Case On My Own, Or Do I Need An Experienced Florida Paternity Attorney?

We always recommend that you seek the assistance of an experienced attorney. There are a lot of things that can go wrong in a paternity case. Many times, you will ultimately have to hire an attorney to file an Amended Petition to try and fix whatever you may have done incorrectly anyway. We always recommend that you seek an attorney’s help because if you file the documents incorrectly or fail to include legally required information, the court could ultimately dismiss your case for reasons you might not fully understand.

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08/29/2022

How Is Paternity Established In Florida?

Only a court can establish your paternity. If a father wants to see his child on a consistent basis, he must establish his paternity. In our experience, fathers often originally agree with their child’s mother regarding visitation and can come to some sort of arrangement. When the arrangement no longer works or the mother changes her mind, a father has no legal right to see the child unless he has legally established his paternity. Until you establish your paternity with the court, the mother gets to decide if you can spend any time with your child. If you want any say in your child’s life, it is very important that you establish your paternity legally. After you establish your paternity, you will have child support obligations and can come up with a reasonable visitation schedule.

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08/22/2022

What Can We Do If We Can’t Come to An Agreement on Separating Certain Assets?

If you cannot agree regarding the division of assets, getting a mediator involved is a logical next step. A mediator is a neutral third party who can help you come up with creative, “out of the box” solutions that a judge is unable to offer.

You can present the issue to the court, but the final decision is out of your hands once you put that issue in front of a judge. In most instances, you will reserve that option for your larger assets.

Wasting time and money fighting over small items of personal property that have little value is not a good use of your resources. For example, we once had a case where the spouses were arguing over who got to keep a pool cleaner worth less than a few hundred dollars. Such minor issues serve as a distraction from the more important ones. You should try and address issues involving smaller assets during mediation. But once the case is in front of the judge, the decision belongs solely to the judge.

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08/15/2022

What Effects Does It Have On The Process If The Divorce Is Contested And What Does That Mean?

A contested divorce occurs when both parties can’t agree on the terms of their divorce. In an uncontested divorce, the parties are able to put their own settlement agreement in place regarding how they will divide their assets and debts and come up with their own parenting plan if they have minor children. All divorce cases require the filing of a Petition and an Answer.

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08/10/2022

What Information Will Both Sides Have to Disclose During the Divorce Process in Florida?

In the Florida divorce process, or for any other family law matter, you must disclose your basic financial information from the past few years including assets, liabilities, financial statements, paystubs, and tax returns. As part of this process, you will also fill out a financial affidavit. You will have 45 calendar days to comply with the mandatory disclosure requirements after a divorce has been filed. Florida law requires this process for every couple facing divorce in Florida.

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08/01/2022

How Retirement Accounts Are Divided During A High-Asset Divorce – Watch Here:

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07/22/2022

How Your Asset Division Settlement May Affect Tax Obligations In Florida – Watch Here:

https://vimeo.com/648985648

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07/15/2022

What Type of Injuries Do the Riders Generally Sustain from These Accidents?

Even with the proper usage of helmets, injuries in bike accidents tend to be more severe than injuries in car-to-car accidents. A lot of drivers follow too closely when you’re cycling. We often represent bicycle accident victims who have suffered broken bones,

catastrophic injuries, TBIs, spinal cord paralysis—those are some of the injuries we see more in car versus bike accidents than car versus car accidents.

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07/15/2022

I Was Injured In A Car Accident In Florida And Believe I Have A Case Against The At-Fault Party. What Are The Steps I Need To Take To Give My Case The Best Possible Outcome?

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07/09/2022

I Was Injured In A Car Accident In Florida And Believe I Have A Case Against The At-Fault Party. What Are The Steps I Need To Take To Give My Case The Best Possible Outcome? Learn Here: https://affordabledivorceattorneysgroup.com/car-accident-injury-claim-in-florida/

07/04/2022

What Final Family Court Orders Are Able To Be Modified?
What Are The Most Common Reasons That People Seek Out A Modification?

Under Florida law, property orders cannot be modified at all. Once you enter into a property settlement agreement, it’s done. Child support and time-sharing, however, can be modified. Some alimony is non-modifiable, so it depends on the kind of alimony (there are several different kinds in Florida). To modify a custody or support order, you need to show a substantial and unanticipated change in circumstances.

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