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5 Things to Know About Florida’s Drug Paraphernalia Law
Many drugs are illegal in Florida, but did you know that possession of drug paraphernalia is also a crime? The drug laws in the state are strict, and many people find themselves unexpectedly facing charges because they had paraphernalia on them. Below are five facts that are important to know about the drug paraphernalia… Read More »
How Do You Prepare for a Divorce Deposition?
The majority of divorce cases settle out of court but sometimes, it is necessary to go to trial. If that is the case for your divorce, you may have to attend a deposition. A divorce deposition is a meeting with your lawyer, your spouse’s lawyer, and perhaps your spouse and other experts, such as… Read More »
Can You Record Your Spouse During a Divorce?
During a divorce, it can be frustrating to see your spouse acting very civil and polite in court when you know that is not necessarily how they act when they are not in front of a judge. You may even want to show the judge that your spouse does not always act so well-behaved…. Read More »
What are 5 Tips for Divorced Parents During COVID-19?
The coronavirus has been in the state of Florida since March, and the number of infections continues to increase. These unprecedented times are extremely difficult for many, and that remains true for divorced couples that have children together. COVID-19 has introduced many unique challenges for families. Fortunately, there are some tips you can follow… Read More »
Can You Go to Jail for Violating Curfew?
Protests have been erupting in Tampa Bay, and throughout the rest of Florida. To control the unrest and the looting that sometimes accompany these protests, some mayors around the state have been imposing curfews. These curfews all have different rules but the one imposed on Tampa residents at the end of May lasted for… Read More »
Will Divorce Hurt Your Credit Score?
There is a lot to think about when you are going through a divorce, and your credit score may not be at the top of your mind. However, it is crucial that you do consider your credit score, so you do not walk away from the divorce in a position that could negatively affect… Read More »
What to do if Served with Divorce Papers?
Being served with divorce papers is a scary and uncertain time. The situation is stressful, regardless of whether you were served by a sheriff while at work, or when you were at home with your children. No matter how it happens, if you have been served with divorce papers, you must know what to… Read More »
What Mistakes to Avoid when Separating from Your Spouse?
Florida is a state that does not recognize legal separation. You are either married or divorced, even if you do not live with your spouse during the divorce process, or beforehand. Still, the reality in any divorce case is that you will have to physically separate from your spouse at some point during the… Read More »
Is There More Domestic Violence During COVID-19?
It was in early April that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis ordered a statewide lockdown that pushed people into their homes as the entire country tried to slow the spread of COVID-19. The order was difficult for most people, as they could no longer go to work, spend time with friends, or even just go… Read More »
When is Posting to Social Media is a Crime?
Social media has provided a revolutionary way to keep in touch with family and friends and share photos, videos, and posts about a person’s life. However, social media does not come without its own complications and sometimes, those can cross into the area of criminal law. Many people do not realize this and soon… Read More »
