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Criminal Activity Forfeit Custody

Criminal Activity Can Lead To Forfeiting Custody

Factor 7: Criminal Activity Can Lead To Forfeiting Custody When a parent is accused of criminal activity, its effect on child custody agreements can be devastating. In the state of Florida, this is especially true. The courts consider both parents’ behavior and activities when making decisions about time-sharing and child custody. If one parent is […]

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Divorce Preparation Plan

Preparing for Divorce? A 5-Step Guide

Preparing for a divorce can be a challenging and emotional time, but taking practical steps can help protect your rights and interests during the process. Seeking the advice of a trusted attorney can provide you with a roadmap for the legal and financial aspects of your divorce. Gathering your financial documents and establishing credit in your name can help you take control of your finances during the transition.

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Abandonment In Child Custody Cases

Abandonment In Child Custody Cases

Factor 6: Abandonment In Child Custody Cases Abandonment is a significant factor when a court decides on Florida child custody and time-sharing issues. A parent who has abandoned their child may lose the right to have regular contact with them and any say in decisions that affect the child’s life. Abandonment, for legal purposes, means […]

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Unsafe Home Environment Custody

An Unsafe Home Environment Damages Your Custody Case

Factor 5: An Unsafe Home Environment Damages Your Custody Case In Florida, a dangerous home environment can contribute to a parent losing child custody or losing out on time-sharing agreements. When it comes to decisions related to child custody, safety is the number one priority in most cases. Any evidence that a home environment is […]

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Child Abuse Custody

Mental Illness Can Influence Child Time-Sharing In Court

Factor 3: Mental Illness Can Influence Child Time-Sharing In Court Mental illness can significantly impact parental rights when it comes to child custody. In Florida, the court system takes mental health issues very seriously when determining who should have custody of a child and how much time should be shared between parents. A recent case […]

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beat underhanded divorce tactics

Overcoming Shady Divorce Tactics

Divorce can be a difficult and time-consuming process, especially when one of the spouses is attempting to conceal assets. Concealing assets during divorce proceedings is illegal, yet it still happens more often than the court would like to admit. Knowing when a spouse may be concealing assets and understanding their different methods can help you protect yourself if you believe your ex has been hiding something from you.

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Child Abuse & Custody

Abuse Jeopardizes Child Custody- 2nd in a series

Factor 2: Abuse Jeopardizes Child Custody Child abuse is a heinous act that has no place in any family. Unfortunately, instances of child abuse cause irreparable damage and have lasting impacts on the victims and their families. In Florida, the court system takes child abuse very seriously, often resulting in loss of custody for those […]

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Complex Divorce Involving Substantial Assets

Divorce & Money: Protecting Your Wealth

When considering a divorce, money is often one of the greatest sources of stress and worry. Whether you have significant assets or just a few, it is crucial to have a plan to protect your wealth. Working with an experienced divorce lawyer who understands the complexities of financial matters can help you safeguard your hard-earned […]

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