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What Happens When You Get Served Divorce Papers?
Getting served with divorce papers might be confusing and stressful, to say the least. If you are served with divorce papers, you would ...
How to Protect Assets from a Divorce
Divorce often turns words such as mine, yours, and ours into emotional battlegrounds. Learning how to protect assets from a divorce becomes a priority goal, even ...
The Steps for Divorce in Florida
The dissolution of a marriage can be complicated because the laws governing the divorce process vary by state. If you’re seeking a divorce ...
Modification of a Parenting Plan in Florida
Florida requires parenting plans when couples with children divorce. The plan covers the custody arrangements, the parental responsibilities, and a time-sharing schedule. A ...
Does a Will Avoid Probate in Florida?
While a valid will is an essential component of any estate plan because it allows you to control the distribution of your assets ...
What Qualifies as a Marriage for Annulment
Judges in Florida grant annulments in cases where the marriage wasn’t valid from the start. Sometimes, a valid marriage becomes invalid based on ...
Right of Custodial vs Non-Custodial Parent
Going through a divorce or legal separation can be a challenging and complex process for parents. While Florida law presumes it is in a ...
How Far Back Can Child Support Be Claimed?
When a child spends the majority of their time with one parent, the other parent typically has to pay child support for housing, ...
Collaborative Divorce vs Mediation
Divorce doesn’t have to mean a costly, months-long legal battle. Amicable, affordable alternatives are available. The Law Offices of Travis R. Walker, P.A., ...
Does Alimony Stop When You Retire?
Does alimony end at retirement? It can. Florida Senate Bill 1416 abolished permanent alimony in 2023. This law also empowers payers to petition ...
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