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Divorce and Social Security Benefits
Divorce is not a simple proposition regardless of how long a couple has been married. The process can be lengthy and emotionally draining as the couple determines how to equitably divide their assets and move forward. When couples are retired, nearing retirement, or have been married for several years, there can also be an… Read More »
What are My Landlord's Responsibilities to Prevent Injuries?
In Florida, thousands of people rent homes, condominiums, and apartments every day. When renting a new residence, renters have the expectation that the dwelling will be in a safe condition and that the landlord will do their part in maintaining the property repair. As with any home, there is always a chance that you… Read More »
Reasons Why Your Prenuptial Agreement Could be Held Invalid
When two people decide to get married, it is usually a happy time centered on plans for the future. In some situations, the couple may want to include a prenuptial agreement as part of their preparations. A couple who wants to have a valid prenuptial agreement will need to adhere to specific legal rules… Read More »
Toxic Substances in the Workplace and at Home
We come into contact with chemical substances every day. In many cases, these chemicals are not harmful to us and are a routine part of our daily lives. However, there are some chemicals which we can encounter in our workplaces and homes that are dangerous. By knowing which toxic chemicals are present in your… Read More »
Helping Your Loved One Recover From a Traumatic Brain Injury
A traumatic brain injury can have a devastating impact on the individual and their loved ones. This condition is a leading cause of death and disability in the United States. When a loved one has a traumatic brain injury, it can be difficult to know how to assist them in coping with their trauma… Read More »
Why Would the Court Require Supervised Visitation?
In an ideal world, divorced parents will be able to share time and decision-making concerning their children. Unfortunately, there are circumstances which warrant that a parent must be supervised when spending time with their kids. Here are some reasons why a court may determine a parent needs supervised visitation: Drug and Alcohol Abuse In… Read More »
Parenting Plans for Toddlers v. Older Children
When Florida parents divorce they will have to make decisions about custody and their children’s care. This information will be included in a parenting plan. A parenting plan will set out the terms of how the former couple are to parent and share time with their children after the divorce. When the former couple… Read More »
Tips for Introducing Your Children to Your New Partner
After divorce, families are left to adapt to parents living in different homes and everyone moving forward with their lives. For parents, helping children getting used to a life where their parents are no longer a couple can be difficult. What can also be challenging is helping your children become accustomed to you having… Read More »
Can the Court Make Me Pay for My Child’s College Expenses?
Divorce with children means that parents or going to have to share their time and, in most cases, one parent will pay the other child support for their children’s care and expenses. For a parent who is obligated to pay support, a question can arise: Can the court make me pay for my child’s… Read More »
Making Plans for your Disabled Child in your Divorce Settlement
Parents of children with special needs can encounter a host of challenges concerning their child’s care and well-being. They often spend countless hours advocating for their child’s increased educational and health requirements while also parenting and operating their household. Unfortunately, the stress of all of these responsibilities can take its toll on a marriage…. Read More »
