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Will Florida See More Divorces Because Of The Quarantine?
Divorce lawyers often refer to ‘divorce season’ as falling in the months of January and February. In some ways it is illogical that during a time of festivities and holidays, people are more likely to consider divorce while in other ways, it makes perfect sense. During the holidays at the end of the year,… Read More »
What are Donor’s Rights?
There are many ways to start a family these days. Women are choosing to have children later in life, when their fertility levels may not be as high as they once were. Fortunately, with all of the medical advancements today, that does not necessarily mean that they cannot have children. Many women today choose… Read More »
Four Important Facts About DUI Cases in Florida
Cases involving a charge of driving under the influence (DUI) may seem fairly straightforward. A person is found operating a vehicle when they have a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level higher than 0.08 percent allowed and law enforcement charges them with a crime. However, there are many nuances to DUI cases in Florida and… Read More »
Factors to Consider in a Gray Divorce
There is a current trend of gray divorces, or divorces that involve older individuals. These divorces are just as difficult as any other, but they also have certain complications that divorce cases involving younger people do not. This is largely due to the fact that older couples have often amassed a greater amount of… Read More »
Probation FAQs
After a person is found guilty of a crime, the court may place them on probation. Although this is a better option than going to jail, probation is largely misunderstood in the state of Florida, and many people have questions about what it actually means. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions… Read More »
Does Florida Recognize Common Law Marriages?
Many couples today wish to live together and act as a married couple, even though they have never obtained a marriage license or had an official wedding ceremony. This is known as a common law marriage. Sometimes, the couple involved even refer to each other as husband and wife. If you are currently living… Read More »
How to Talk to Your Kids About Divorce
Divorce is never easy, but perhaps the most difficult aspect of it is telling the kids. Telling your children that you and your spouse are breaking up is not something either of you should do on a whim, or that you should blurt out right before heading to soccer practice. Although breaking the news… Read More »
Florida’s Law on Entrapment
Facing criminal charges after an arrest is bad enough. However, when a person is arrested because they were tricked or coerced into committing a crime, it is even worse. When the person tricking another into breaking the law is a police officer or other government authority, it is known as entrapmen. Entrapment is an… Read More »
What to Do if a Police Officer Wants to Search Your Car
Being pulled over is a scary experience. In many cases, the interaction between the driver and officer is very brief. A police officer may just issue a warning or a ticket, and the driver is free to go. In other cases, the situation is much more serious and the officer may tell the driver… Read More »
Is it Okay to Spy on Your Spouse While Getting a Divorce?
Divorce is always challenging but for some spouses, it is especially difficult. A person may believe that their soon-to-be ex-spouse cheated on them during the marriage, or that they are hiding assets. In these cases, divorces are particularly emotional and people find themselves taking actions, or considering actions, that they never would have before…. Read More »
