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What Should I Do If My Spouse Empties My Bank Account?
Married couples often find it easier to hold all or some of their funds in a joint bank account. A joint bank account makes it easier for either spouse to pay bills and keep on top of the household’s finances. While a joint bank account is convenient during a marriage, though, it can pose… Read More »
How Does Remarriage Affect Alimony In Florida?
The Florida courts will often award alimony to a lower-earning spouse during divorce, particularly if the couple has been married for several years. For some people, paying alimony can cause a significant financial burden and so, it is not uncommon for them to wonder how long they will need to pay it. One of… Read More »
How Does Domestic Violence Impact Child Custody In Florida?
Florida law defines domestic violence as assault, battery, stalking, sexual abuse, kidnapping, or any other criminal offense committed by one family or household member to another that results in injury or death. In custody situations, family law judges presume that parents should share custody equally. However, the best interests of the child prevail in… Read More »
What Happens If You Hide Assets In A Florida Divorce?
People sometimes attempt to obscure or hide assets during a divorce so they are not subject to property division proceedings. If you are considering doing this, it is important that you know that it could have a very negative impact on your divorce case overall. Below, our Tampa property and liability division divorce lawyer… Read More »
5 Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce In Tampa
Everyone understands the basic concept of divorce. It is a legal process people must go through when they want to formally end their marriage. While the concept of divorce is fairly straightforward, there are many legal issues that can arise that people are not as familiar with. If you are going through a divorce,… Read More »
Understanding The Drug Court In Florida
If you have been charged with marijuana possession, or another drug offense, you may be imagining the worst case scenario. You may even be envisioning a long jail sentence if you are convicted, but that is not always the case. If you are eligible for The Florida Drug Court program, you may avoid the… Read More »
Why You Should Work With A Florida Lawyer When Getting An Uncontested Divorce
Florida is a no-fault divorce state, but that does not mean that all divorces are amicable. No-fault divorce means that when filing for divorce, a spouse does not have to allege legal grounds for dissolving the marriage, nor do they have to prove their spouse was at fault for the breakdown of the relationship…. Read More »
Most Common Criminal Justice System Myths In TV Shows
GUEST POST: In TV shows and movies, criminal defense attorneys are often depicted as brilliant legal minds who can get any client off on a technicality. While it’s true that some attorneys can get their clients’ charges reduced or dismissed, the reality is that the criminal justice system is not nearly as forgiving as… Read More »
Understanding When You Can, And Cannot, Modify Alimony In Florida
In Tampa, as throughout the rest of Florida, there is no guarantee that a judge will award alimony during the divorce process. When it is awarded, a judge will take many factors into consideration. The main factors considered are the requesting spouse’s need for alimony, and the other party’s ability to pay it. Like… Read More »
How To Make Co-Parenting Work In Florida During The Holidays
If you have recently gotten a divorce, you may find the holidays are a very difficult time. Being a single parent during this time can be particularly challenging, and navigating the ins and outs of joint time-sharing can make things even more complex. As the holiday season gets closer, it is not only important… Read More »
