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Pros and Cons of Postnuptial Agreements in Boca Raton, Florida

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You hear a lot about prenuptial agreements and the need to protect oneself prior to marriage, but you may not be as familiar with the postnuptial agreement, or postnup as it’s sometimes referred to. As its name suggests, this is a legal agreement that is drafted after the marriage takes place. In some cases,… Read More »

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New Florida Shared Parenting Plan Law for Non-Married Parents in Effect for 2018

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At the start of each new year, there is typically a lengthy list of new laws that go into effect all around the country, and 2018 was no different. One of the new laws that went into effect at the first of the year deals with shared parenting plans for unmarried parents in Florida…. Read More »

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Is Surrogacy Legal in Florida?

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If you’re contemplating assistance with starting a family after unsuccessfully trying to get pregnant on your own, it’s important to research what options are available for prospective parents in Florida. Individuals who aren’t ready to go the route of adoption just yet may be considering surrogacy, which is where an individual carries the child… Read More »

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Social Media Prenuptial Agreements

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With the rise of social media use, some spouses may want to ensure that their partners do not post unflattering content or content that could be financially or socially damaging on their social media sites. One way that people are using to handle this issue is the use of social media specific prenuptial agreements…. Read More »

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Can A Parent’s Addiction Affect Time Sharing In Florida?

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Florida law prefers to encourage the relationships between parents and their children, especially after a divorce when the parents no longer live together or co-parent amicably. However, in cases where the parent may be a danger to the child, the law has to take actions to limit or sever the relationship and protect the… Read More »

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Including A “Morality Clause” In A Parenting Plan

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After a divorce, one parent may not have a say in the people the other parents introduces to the children, or what activities the parent engages in around the children. This may become a major concern especially if the children are young. For this reason, the parents may want to include language in the… Read More »

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Getting An Annulment Instead Of A Divorce

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For some people, getting a divorce come be extremely difficult because of religious and social stigma within their communities. Instead of a divorce, a person in this situation may decide to get the marriage annulled, because an annulment would represent a fresh start, without the same religious or social implications as a divorce. However,… Read More »

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Summer Activities And Parental Cost Sharing

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Children’s activities over the summer months often include camps, sports, and other activities that can be very expensive. For parents who are no longer together, sharing these costs is not always an easily resolved issue. Parents may not always agree that the child should take part in a particular activity and may therefore not… Read More »

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Postnuptial Agreements For Florida Couples

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Most people are familiar with the term prenuptial agreement. The term has been popularized in songs and movies, and this kind of agreement is usually expected in marriages where one or both spouses are independently wealthy. A prenuptial agreement is an agreement that is signed before the couple gets married, and outlines each person’s… Read More »

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The Role Of A Parenting Plan In A Florida Divorce

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There are some divorces in which both spouses can agree on the major issues without having to go to court. While parties will still require a judicial order on most issues as the divorce is finalized, a couple that decides issues like asset division, for example using a pre or postnuptial agreement, can have… Read More »

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