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5 ways a military divorce differs from a civilian divorce
In certain ways, a military divorce is just like a civilian divorce. You still have to go through the same courts as every other family in Florida. The same laws apply to military families as to civilian families when it comes to custody and dividing property during a...
How much trouble can you get into for a fake ID in Florida?
You’re only young once, right? You’ve heard stories about your parents sneaking into bars and borrowing their older sibling’s driver's license to buy beer. They obviously lived a little, so why shouldn’t you? Well, mostly because things have changed quite a bit since...
Why is January the most popular month to divorce?
January has long been hailed the month for divorces, with a record amount of divorces being filed across the country in comparison with other months. There are several reasons why this is the case, but one of the biggest is cited as the delay in divorce filings due to...
Can your child decide which parent to live with in Florida?
As you start to go through the motions of your divorce, one thing you’ll have to come up with is a child custody plan. Many people worry that their children’s wishes may overshadow what they think is the right thing to do, but you shouldn’t worry. As a parent, your...
When it’s time to tell your children about your divorce, tell them all at the same time
You and your spouse have been on the verge of divorce for some time now. You finally sat down and admitted that both of you would be happier if you ended the marriage. The conversation went far better than you ever dreamed it would, and you’re very happy about that. ...
When is it a good idea to contest a Florida divorce?
Most divorces in Florida and other states are uncontested. By not contesting the divorce, both parties can save time as well as money. However, there are occasions in which it may be smarter to contest a divorce. The alternative may leave you with a settlement that...
What does the 20/20/20 rule do for military benefits in divorce?
Military divorces are much like civilian divorces in most ways. They go through the Florida civilian family courts and are subject to state laws just like any other dissolution of marriage. However, those in the military as well as those getting divorced from military...
Watch out for Florida’s drinking laws if visiting
This year it’s your sister’s turn to host Thanksgiving for the family, and she lives in Florida. If you have children under 21, it is essential to know that the state’s alcohol laws may be stricter than your home state. One sure way to ruin Thanksgiving dinner would...
Dealing with regret after getting married
Everyone takes a leap of faith when they get married. Tying the knot is one of the biggest commitments that you will ever make, therefore, you should not take the decision lightly. While during the early stages of the relationship, you may have felt that you were...
How do people hide assets in a divorce?
Hiding assets in divorce may be illegal, but it still happens. You want to be aware of how people do it so that you can see any potential warning signs and work to uncover those assets. Fortunately, many tactics to hide assets are not complicated at all, making them...
