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Divorce, property division and pets

Divorce can be a complex and emotional process. This is particularly true when it comes to deciding the fate of beloved pets. The division of pets in a divorce can be a challenging issue for couples to navigate, as pets are often seen as family members and hold...

Focusing on mental health during divorce

Going through a divorce can be a difficult and emotional process for anyone. It is important to recognize that mental health can be greatly impacted during this time. Understanding and addressing these challenges is pivotal for maintaining well-being throughout the...

How does probate work in Florida?

When someone dies, whatever property they have solely in their name becomes the property of their estate. Their estate also assumes responsibility for their financial obligations. Someone's debts and taxes become the responsibility of their estate after their death....

Child custody types and considerations

Child custody is a central aspect of divorce proceedings that involve children. These agreements can greatly impact the lives of both parents and children. Understanding the different types of child custody and other important considerations can help parents make...

Was your loved one coerced into signing their will?

Losing a loved one is undoubtedly a challenging and emotional experience. Amidst the grieving process, it can be even more distressing to discover that your loved one might have been coerced into signing their will. Coercion refers to the act of forcing or...

The potential drawbacks of default divorce

Divorce is a challenging and emotional process. Sometimes, couples find themselves unable to agree on important issues such as child custody, property division or spousal support. In such cases, some people consider a default divorce, where one party fails to respond...

3 reasons to change your estate plan

When was the last time you made your estate plan? If it’s been three to five years, then your estate plan may be outdated. You may need to revise your estate plan to include new assets and investments. This may also mean you need to name new beneficiaries. However,...

Time-sharing violations in Florida

When parents separate or divorce, it is important to understand the rules around time sharing. Time-sharing refers to the schedule and responsibilities of each parent to spend time with their child. Parents should go over common time-sharing violations in Florida and...

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