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Navigating the Florida Divorce Process: Timelines and Tips for a Smooth Separation
Family Law
An uncontested divorce typically takes about 6-10 weeks after both spouses have signed and filed all necessary documents with the court. In contrast, a contested divorce can last anywhere from 40 days to several months or even years, depending…

Can’t Find Your Spouse? Here’s How to Get a Divorce in Florida by Publication!
Family Law
Usually, the decision to divorce is known or even made by both spouses. Their ability to cooperate largely determines whether the process will be smooth and inexpensive or stressful and costly. However, there are situations where only one person…

New Bill Aims to Streamline Divorce Proceedings Across Florida
Family Law
A top-priority measure from the Family Law Section designed to bring more uniformity to divorce proceedings is moving forward in the Senate.
The Senate Rules Committee unanimously approved SB 534, introduced by Republican Sen. Erin Grall,…

Navigating Family Court Obligations in Bankruptcy: What South Floridians Need to Know
Family LawNavigating the discharge of family court obligations in bankruptcy can be complex due to the interplay between the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and state laws. This article provides a detailed look at the relevant sections of the Bankruptcy Code and…

UNDERSTANDING ATTORNEY’S FEES IN FLORIDA DIVORCE CASES: INSIGHTS FROM ROSEN V. ROSEN
Family LawNavigating a divorce can be both emotionally and financially challenging. A critical aspect of this process is understanding the implications of attorney’s fees. In Florida, there have been significant developments in this area, particularly…

CONTEMPT ACTIONS
Family LawIn Florida, a defendant cannot be held in contempt for failing to pay debts not related to support. Property division awards are not enforceable by contempt; instead, they are treated as creditor-debtor issues. Default interest payments on equitable…

ATTORNEY’S FEES IN FLORIDA FAMILY LAW PROCEEDINGS
Family Law
In Florida, a court may award attorney’s fees to a party involved in any proceeding under Chapter 61. Chapter 61 encompasses actions such as dissolution of marriage, enforcement, modification, separate maintenance, time-sharing, support,…
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Gabriel Carrera2024-12-19 15:42:252024-12-19 15:50:01Pensions in Divorce: Understanding the Cancel v. Cancel Case
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Gabriel Carrera2024-12-09 16:37:452024-12-09 16:37:48A Quick Glance at Your Phone: Not Enough for Punitive Damages in Florida
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Gabriel Carrera2024-11-29 14:26:272024-11-29 14:27:05Understanding the Importance of Full Participation in Child Support Proceedings
Understanding Shared Parental Responsibility, Equitable Distribution, and Marital Debt in Florida Divorce Cases
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