Tampa Divorce Attorney Family Law Video Frequently Asked Questions – FAQs
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- What to do If Spouse’s Income Not Reported?
- Are mediators licensed or regulated by the state?
- Are there different laws for same-sex couples going through a divorce?
- At what age can a child decide which parent to live with?
- Beyond mediation, how do we determine more complex issues?
- By when must mediation be complete?
- Can a spouse prevent a court from granting a divorce in Florida?
- Can an out of state divorce be enforced in Florida?
- Can I be ordered into mediation?
- Can I bring an attorney to a mediation?
- Can I change attorneys in the middle of my Florida divorce case?
- Can I file for divorce in Florida while my spouse is stationed with the military in another country?
- Can I get a divorce in Florida even if my spouse lives in another country?
- Can I get a divorce in Florida even if my spouse is incarcerated?
- Can I go back to my maiden/former name after my divorce in Florida?
- How can I get a drug test on the other parent?
- Can I make my husband or wife repay the money he/she cleaned out of my bank account?
- Can I oppose a divorce in Florida?
- Can I represent myself in family court in Florida?
- Can I use a lawyer at my mediation hearing?
- Can married same-sex couples get a divorce in Florida?
- Can my spouse tell me that I cannot see my kids?
- Do I have to pay alimony in a divorce in Florida?
- Do I have to share my pension after my Florida divorce?
- Do mediators tell us of our legal rights?
- Do the parties always meet together in mediation, or can they meet separately?
- Does mediation address all issues, or does it avoid certain issues?
- During the mediation, what does the mediator do?
- How are assets split in a divorce?
- How can I keep my spouse from selling property before we divorce in Florida?
- How can lawyer help me with my same-sex divorce?
- How can unmarried parents establish paternity in Florida?
- How do I ask my spouse for a divorce?
- How do I choose a divorce attorney in Florida?
- How do I decide when to use alternative dispute resolution?
- How do I get divorce by default in Florida?
- How do I protect my credit when going through divorce in Florida?
- How do I start the mediation process?
- How do mediating spouses protect their legal rights in Florida?
- How does a same-sex divorce work?
- How does collaborative divorce work in Florida?
- How does the court hear evidence for a default divorce in Florida?
- How does unbundled or limited representation differ from full representation?
- How is annulment different from divorce?
- How is collaborative divorce different from litigation in Florida?
- How is divorce initiated in Florida?
- How long does it take for a divorce to be final in Florida?
- How long does mediation take?
- How should I prepare for my mediation?
- How will collaborative divorce affect my children?
- How will the court decide who gets the kids in an LGBT divorce?
- How do the parties and the mediator work together?
- How does bankruptcy affect my divorce?
- I am getting a divorce. Do I need to hire an attorney?
- I am thinking of filing for bankruptcy. Should I file before or after I file for divorce?
- I want a divorce, but our house is underwater. How do we handle this?
- If I ask for a divorce and move out, do I still have to pay the rent and bills on that place?
- If I mediate, do I still need an attorney?
- If I move out and file for divorce from a non-working spouse, must I pay him or her rent and bills is does not work?
- If I start dating someone before my divorce is final, can it be use against me?
- In a collaborative divorce in Florida, will I still go to court?
- In a divorce, I waived my survivor rights to my ex-spouse’s accounts: He did not remove my name, do I still collect?
- In my Florida divorce case, can I use my spouses affair against them?
- In my Florida divorce case, can we decide ourselves how to divide our property?
- In my Florida divorce case, does the mediator meet with the spouses separately or together?
- In my Florida divorce case, how do I prove ownership of the dog?
- In my Florida divorce case, how long does mediation last?
- In my Florida divorce case, is there a limit to the amount of times my ex-spouse can drag me in and out of court?
- In my Florida divorce case, what are the alternatives to going to court?
- In my Florida divorce case, what does the mediator do?
- In my Florida divorce case, what happens after the filing of the petition?
- In my Florida divorce case, what is a petition?
- In my Florida divorce case, what is the difference between court ordered and private mediation?
- In my Florida divorce case, will I have to pay for my spouse’s attorney?
- In my Florida divorce, case can I and should I keep the house?
- Is an LGBT divorce different than a regular divorce?
- Is collaborative divorce expensive?
- In my Florida divorce case, what happens in a temporary hearing?
- Is it illegal to get remarried before my divorce is final?
- In my Florida divorce case, how do I reply to the petition?
- Is mediation legally binding?
- Is mediation required by the courts?
- Is mediation workable when one of the parties or parents resides outside the area?
- Is my spouse entitled to a portion of my business in Florida?
- Is there a way to force my spouse to participate in marriage counseling if my spouse files for divorce?
- My ex-spouse is neglecting her responsibility of carrying health insurance on my child. Is there anything I can do?
- My husband and I are getting divorced and he wants to relinquish his parental rights. How can we do this?
- My spouse and I are in agreement and just want an attorney to make our agreements legal. Can the attorney do that?
- My spouse is cheating on me and I want a divorce. What are my rights?
- My spouse is trying to kick me out of our home. Is that legal?
- My spouse just asked for a divorce. What do I do first in Florida?
- What are emergency orders?
- What are grounds for an annulment in Florida?
- What are grounds for divorce in Florida?
- What are the advantages of alternative dispute resolution?
- What are temporary orders and how important are they in a divorce or custody case?
- What are the advantages of choosing a collaborative divorce in Florida?
- What are the disadvantages of alternative dispute resolution?
- What are the legal consequences when paternity is established in Florida?
- What are the most common financial mistakes made during divorce?
- What does it mean to establish paternity?
- What does the mediator do?
- What can I expect at an initial interview with an attorney?
- What are the residency requirements to file a family court action in Florida?
- What are the requirements to have my marriage annulled?
- What happens if I do not sign the divorce papers?
- What happens at the end of the family law mediation?
- What happens if we reconcile and want to cancel the divorce?
- What happens to joint debts when we divorce in Florida?
- What happens to retirement funds and 401k plans in a divorce?
- What if I need child support while the divorce is still in process in Florida?
- What if my spouse cannot be found or evades service of the divorce papers?
- What if my spouse cannot be found to serve the divorce papers?
- What if my spouse is served with the divorce but does not answer?
- What is a default divorce?
- What is a marital settlement agreement in a divorce in Florida?
- What is a no-fault divorce in Florida?
- What is a paternity case?
- What is a pro se divorce?
- What is alternative dispute resolution or ADR?
- What is an LGBT divorce?
- What is an uncontested divorce?
- What is collaborative divorce?
- What is legal separation?
- What is mediation?
- What is the cost of family law mediation?
- What is the difference between community and non-community property in Florida?
- What is the procedure in family law mediation?
- What is unbundled or limited representation?
- What kind of family law cases are mediated?
- What papers do I need when I start a divorce case in Florida?
- What should I bring when I meet with the divorce attorney?
- What should I do if I am considering separating from my same-sex partner?
- When a divorce action is pending, can one parent move with the children out of Florida?
- When is it necessary to take a paternity test?
- When is mediation appropriate?
- When it comes to gay divorce, what are my options?
- When parents are not divorced yet can one parent move with the children out of Florida?
- When should I choose mediation?
- Who attends the mediation?
- Who is involved in the mediation process?
- Who is/are the mediator/mediators, and how are mediators selected?
- Who makes up the collaborative divorce team?
- Who should consider collaborative divorce in Florida?
- Why should divorcing couples consider mediation in Florida?
- Why use mediation if we are unable to agree?
- Will I get to keep my house, car, and property after my divorce in Florida?
- Will I have to go to court at any time during my divorce in Florida?
- Will my soon-to-be ex-spouse be entitled to any pension I earn after our Florida divorce?
- Will receiving a portion of my spouse’s pension affect child support payments in Florida?
- What is an uncontested divorce?
- Can I get a divorce without my spouse’s signature?
- Can I get a divorce if I cannot locate my spouse?
- What can I do if my spouse files for divorce but I do not want the divorce?
- Can I divorce my spouse without using an attorney?
- How do I get a restraining order-injunction on my spouse?
- What are the grounds for divorce in Florida?
- How do I divorce my spouse who lives in another state?
- What is an uncontested divorce?
- Can I get a divorce without my spouse’s signature
- Can I get a divorce if I cannot locate my spouse?
- What can I do if my spouse files for divorce but I do not want the divorce?
- Can I divorce my spouse without using an attorney?
- How do I get a restraining order-injunction on my spouse?
- What are the grounds for divorce in Florida?
- How do I divorce my spouse who lives in another state?
Tampa Divorce Podcasts
Divorce Process in Florida
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Hosted by: Diana Shepherd, Editorial Director, Divorce Magazine
Guest speaker: Ginger L. Dugan
Ginger practices in all areas of family law, including divorce, spousal and child support, asset and debt division, retirement and pension division, parental responsibility, and child custody. She also practices wills and trusts, probate, and bankruptcy law.
Property Division and Bankruptcy Issues in Florida
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Hosted by: Diana Shepherd, Editorial Director, Divorce Magazine
Guest speaker: Ginger L. Dugan
Ginger will be answering some of the most frequently-asked questions about division of property and debts as well as bankruptcy and divorce in Florida.
