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Florida families may need a parenting plan

If you have children, you usually need to establish a parenting plan after your divorce. This plan can help you divide your parenting responsibilities. It may also ease the transition when you need to move your children between houses. You may think that you do not need a parenting plan…

How can you handle a divorce with a narcissist?

Even the most amicable divorce can become difficult, but it is even worse when your ex seeks conflict. Worse, if you suspect your ex-partner is a narcissist, you may not know how to handle the divorce proceedings. The Huffington Post explains that you have to handle divorce with narcissists differently…

Do you still need a divorce lawyer if you agree on everything?

Divorce is often a contentious process, pitting one spouse against another, but if you are lucky, you and your partner may find you agree on most matters, including custody of your children and division of the marital property. If this is the case, you may wonder if you still need…

What makes a power of attorney valid?

A power of attorney provides someone else with a lot of control over your life. While you can create various terms, this document always will give someone else the ability to make decisions on your behalf for whatever specifications you make. People mostly use power of attorneys to give someone…

What are Florida’s divorce requirements?

It may seem strange to you, as it does to many other individuals, to think that states have divorce requirements. After all, should not the only requirement be that the parties no longer want to be together? Unfortunately, divorce is not that simple. According to FindLaw, Florida does have divorce…

A few reasons surface when considering changing executors

An executor of an estate has numerous responsibilities. Some of them can be overwhelming. That is why you want an ideal and trustworthy person in this role. Sometimes, though, you may have to change your executor. Perhaps cracks exist in your relationship with this person, or the chosen individual has…

When should you litigate or settle your divorce?

Every marriage is unique. Likewise, every divorce is different when spouses decide to end their marital relationship. But what type of divorce will bring the best result? There are many things to consider for determining if working together on a peaceful settlement is the right fit, or whether taking your…

What you can and cannot include in your will

The will is the most important document in your estate plan. Without a valid will that a probate judge can accept, your final wishes for the distribution of your assets may not be carried out. Instead, Florida's intestacy laws will take over and determine who will inherit your estate. Few…

2 ways social media can impact your divorce

Social media makes it easy to share details about your life with others all over the world. If posting on social media is the highlight of your daily life, you may want to watch what you share online during a divorce. Anything you put online may come back and haunt…

How does Florida determine child custody?

If you face a divorce in Florida, you and your spouse must arrange to share custody of minor children. You can create a child custody agreement independently, with the help of a mediator or in court. Review the factors that judges use to determine whether a child custody agreement serves…

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