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Your Marital Settlement Agreement is a Contract

A Marital Settlement Agreement is an agreement that resolves all of the issues that must be addressed by a court in a dissolution of marriage or divorce case. Your Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) ...
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Relocation and Raulerson

Many Florida residents and parents are not aware of Florida's relocation statute which limits a parent's ability to move the residence of a child more than 50 miles from their current residence. ...
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Deposition Rule #10 for Florida Divorce

The latest topic for advice as you prepare to undergo questioning in a Florida Divorce or Florida Paternity case has to do with questions that assume facts that aren't true. For example, you may be ...
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Deposition Rule #9 for Florida Divorce

In the tactics that expert St. Petersburg divorce lawyers use during the course of a case, one is very simple. That is to tell your client to make sure the client understands a question at a ...
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What Is "Discovery" In My Florida Divorce Or Paternity Case?

In every Florida divorce or Florida paternity case, you will deal with something called "discovery". That term refers to the search for information in your case. Discovery of information comes in a ...
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Deposition Rule #8 for Florida Divorce

In our effort to educate our clients and the public in general about how to handle themselves in a family law deposition, we come to another simple but very important rule: Listen to the Question. ...
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Deposition Rule #7 for Florida Divorce

Deposition Rule #7 has offered a great deal of comfort to all of our clients. It is that, "YOU WILL KNOW THE ANSWER TO EVERY QUESTION". People involved in Florida divorces are extremely stressed out. ...
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Deposition Rule #6 for Florida Divorce

In our continuing series of blog posts about how to handle yourself at a deposition in your Florida divorce , we come now to Rule #6 - Be Careful What You Say During A Recess. During a recess in your ...
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Use of a Mental Health Professional to Assist in a Collaborative Divorce

We have blogged before about Collaborative Divorce . Plain and simple, it is a process where the spouses and their expert St. Petersburg divorce attorneys get together in the beginning of the case and ...
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Deposition Rule #5 for Florida Divorce

We have discussed in previous blogs some of the basic fundamentals of depositions involved in a Florida divorce . Today, we will speak briefly about the relationship between you and the expert St. ...
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Establishing Your Florida Paternity Rights Through the Court

If you are the father of a child born to a woman to whom you were not married, you should retain an expert St. Petersburg paternity attorney to establish your paternity through a legal action filed ...
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Deposition Rule #4 for Florida Divorce

In many Florida divorces , there are strong negative emotional feelings about the actions of the opposing party or even the party's lawyer. You should not let that show on the day of your deposition. ...
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Keeping a Journal in Your Florida Divorce

Over the years as a Tampa family law attorney , I have been asked what the greatest help a client can give to the lawyer. Simply put: write it down. Keep a journal. I don't care what you write. Your ...
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Deposition Rule #3 for Florida Divorce

To continue with our discussion of the proper procedures to follow when the opposing attorney has scheduled an opportunity to place you under oath and ask you questions, we have a very simple and ...
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Deposition Rule #2 for Florida Divorce

In our ongoing discussion about depositions, we are providing some pointers which will help you in the event that you will be place under oath and asked questions by the opposing attorney in your ...
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Deposition Rule #1 for Florida Divorce

One of the best divorce lawyers in Tampa has scheduled your deposition in your Florida divorce or paternity case. The first thing that you do is start to worry about the entire process. The first rule ...
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What if I Refuse to Provide All Those Documents and Answer All Those Questions in My Florida Divorce?

In every Florida divorce , each spouse is required to provide tremendous amounts of paperwork such as bank account statement, copies of deeds, car titles, life insurance policies, information related ...
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What Happens at a Deposition?

Unless your case settles very quickly, there is a very good chance that the Tampa divorce lawyer on the other side of the case will schedule your deposition. A deposition is merely a session where you ...
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Addressing Visitation or Time Sharing in Your Parenting Plan

Several years ago, I wrote an article urging divorcing parties to include a detailed visitation agreement in their divorce or marital settlement agreements. That article can still be foundat ...
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Do I Have To Pay To Fly In Out Of State Witnesses For My Family Law Trial?

Airplane fares and hotel lodging expenses are increasing all the time. If you have a family law case involving witnesses located out of state, you may be concerned for whether you will be able to ...
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Steps To Take If You Have Just Moved To Florida With Your Child

If you have recently moved to the state of Florida and you have a child custody order from another state, there is an important step that you can take to protect your rights with your child. The ...
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If You Think Your Child Will Be Abducted Or Harmed By The Other Parent

When you have good reason to feel that the other parent of your child will disobey the timesharing order of the court and will cause serious physical harm to your child or remove the child from the ...
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Bringing Your Child To Court In Your Child Custody Case

If you are considering bringing your child along when you go to court to argue over child custody or any other issue, think again. The best Florida family law attorneys will tell you that court rules ...
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Will My Child Be Able to Testify?

Several questions and issues are raised throughout the course of a Florida divorce . One common question most parties ask is whether their child or children will be able to testify or speak with the ...
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What Happens if we Cannot Agree on a Timesharing Schedule?

One of the most litigious aspects of a Florida divorce is establishing the proper timesharing schedule between minor children and the parents. Often times, the parties in a divorce case are able to ...
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