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BLG’s Second $1,000 Scholarship Opportunity

$1,000 Scholarship Opportunity Brandon Legal Group is happy to announce that we are now offering our second $1,000 scholarship. Our first scholarship opportunity was only open to students enrolled or attending an ABA accredited Florida law school. This scholarship has been expanded to include students in an ABA approved paralegal studies program in Florida. We […]

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asset division in a divorce who gets the house? Brandon Legal Group

Division Of Assets “The House”

What happens to the house in Divorce? In some cases, the parent who does the majority of the child rearing will get the marital home. If one partner purchased the house alone and there are no kids, that partner may get to stay in the home. If kids are not involved, neither spouse can legally […]

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Dividing a business in divorce

Division Of Assets “Your Business”

What happens if I own my own business? A lot of people create businesses over many years and are not keen to surrender 50% of the earning capability in a divorce. The fate of the corporation will depend on how it was built. Most enterprises started prior to the marriage will go to the partner […]

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Dividing Personal Property Divorce

Division of Assets “Personal Property”

Will I be able to keep my own personal property? Personal property falls into two categories: marital and nonmarital. Marital property is bought or earned throughout the marital relationship by using marital assets. Nonmarital (or separate) property is obtained prior to the marriage or on separate circumstances. Nonmarital property usually remains with the partner who acquired […]

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Florida Alimony Qualifications Brandon Legal Group

Do I Qualify For Alimony

What are the standards for determining alimony (spousal maintenance or support)? Before we answer that question, remember that every case is different. You should get advice from a lawyer regarding your situation and if it will affect your ability to get alimony. Here are the standards for determining alimony: Need You must show a need […]

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