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Dividing Business Assets During a Divorce

By Vanessa Prieto |

Marital property division is an important issue in any Florida divorce case. Decisions you make during this process have the potential to impact your financial security for years to come. This is particularly true when there are business assets involved. Whether it is a family business you have owned since before your marriage or… Read More »

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When to Contact a Fort Lauderdale Divorce Lawyer

By Vanessa Prieto |

Going through a divorce is likely to be one of the most stressful and painful times of your life. Even if the decision to end your marriage was mutual, there are still important issues and potentially contentious court hearings which must be dealt with. In these situations, having an experienced Fort Lauderdale divorce lawyer… Read More »

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Co-Parenting App Aims at Making Time-Sharing Plans More Effective

By Vanessa Prieto |

In the aftermath of a breakup or a divorce involving children, coordinating time-sharing and communicating with your ex can be a challenge. A new app on the market promises to help make these tasks easier, while allowing you to track information that could prove important in developing parenting plans. Designed by a Jacksonville father… Read More »

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Two Occasions When a Postmarital Agreement Is Important

By Vanessa Prieto |

If you are engaged or happily married, the last thing you may want to discuss is the potential for divorce. Unfortunately, the fact is that the divorce rate is high in this country, and even the happiest couples often go through periods in their marriage which may challenge their relationship. During these times, a… Read More »

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How Career Sacrifices Impact Divorce Proceedings

By Vanessa Prieto |

Once couples get married, it is not uncommon for one of the partners to give up their own career or educational pursuits. While there are numerous reasons why this is often a good idea, there is no doubt it leaves the non-working spouse dependent on their partner and the relationship. In the event of… Read More »

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How Divorce Can Impact Your Child at School

By Vanessa Prieto |

When going through a separation or divorce, it can be challenging adapting to the changes in family roles and in daily routines. This can be particularly true when it comes to children. Their age and inability to completely grasp the issues involved can cause them to act out in surprising and unexpected ways. At… Read More »

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Dealing With an Ex Who Will Not Let Go

By Vanessa Prieto |

A former partner or spouse who is not ready to let go of a marriage or relationship can end up creating many problems for the one who initiated the split. Whether they refuse to accept the reality of the situation or are simply motivated to punish you, stalking and harassing behaviors should not be… Read More »

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Dividing 401k Benefits in Your Divorce

By Vanessa Prieto |

During the breakup of a marriage, making sure you get your fair share of any marital property is of the utmost importance. In addition to providing you with the assets and funds you need as you recover from your divorce, any amounts you receive can also help ensure your future financial security. To be… Read More »

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Reasons for Modifying the Amount You Owe in Alimony Payments

By Vanessa Prieto |

In Florida divorce cases in which one spouse has higher earnings than the other or has considerably greater assets, the court may order spousal support and maintenance. Alimony reform advocates have long complained about the system being unfair. In addition to the financial burden on those ordered to pay, they claim that these payments… Read More »

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Domestic Violence As A Cause For Military Divorce

By Vanessa Prieto |

It is not uncommon for military spouses to feel isolated and alone, living far from their families and cut off from civilian life. Having to frequently uproot your family or dealing with periodic separations from your partner can put a strain on any marriage, but there also can be deeper issues involved. Domestic violence… Read More »

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