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Family Law FAQ

Grounds for Divorce

  • Is it necessary to prove that one party is at fault to obtain a divorce?
  • Is there a Florida residency requirement?
  • Must I actually attend a hearing?

Parental Responsibility for Children

  • Does Florida recognize “custody” of children?

Equitable Distribution

  • How is property divided in a divorce?

Alimony

  • What is alimony?
  • What are the guidelines for the court in determining an award of alimony?
  • What is rehabilitative alimony?

Child Support

  • How is child support calculated?
  • Is there a consideration of health insurance or day care paid on behalf of the child?
  • Is a deviation from the guidelines ever permitted?
  • If one parent refuses to honor the time sharing plan, does that party waive the right to collect child support?
  • Are there alternatives to litigation?

Attorney Fees

  • Do you offer a flat-rate fee for your services?
  • Do you accept credit cards?

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