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The following video from the Florida Association of Clerks of the Court discusses how parents and others can make child support payments online through http://www.myfloridaclerks.com: I recommend utilizing the online portal as a way to keep track of your child support payments in case the other party claims that you have not been fulfilling your […]
Click the following link to view a video produced by the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals. The video follows Sally and Lionel, a couple that have agreed to let cameras into their interdisciplinary collaborative divorce process: http://video.collaborativepractice.com/video/default.html Additionally, the video expounds upon the following ten reasons to chose collaborative divorce over the traditional litigation model: […]
On July 1, 2011, changes to section 61.08, Florida Statutes (the “Alimony Statute”) went into effect. These changes narrow the circumstances under which permanent, periodic alimony will be awarded. Below you will find the affected portions of the Alimony Statute, with the new language underlined: 61.08 Alimony.— (2) In determining whether to award alimony […]
Let’s start with a simple proposition: Each party involved in a family law case should make sure that the clerk of the court has updated contact information for that party. It seems easy, but taking this small step could prevent big headaches in the future. I have heard of cases where a party has moved […]
The collaborative law process may not be for every case. The Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay has some suggestions to help you determine whether the collaborative approach is right for you: Perhaps you are ready for a divorce but are unsure of whether to approach the matter using the traditional court-based solution or whether you should […]
The following passage of an article from the Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay discusses a collaborative law agreement, how parties are encouraged to settle rather than institute a court action, and the differences between collaborative divorce and mediation: Once you decide that Collaborative Divorce is right for you, the first step is […]
Beginning July 24, 2011, gay couples in New York will be able to apply for a marriage license. This will make New York the sixth and largest state to recognize gay marriage. Florida, unlike New York, does not permit gay marriage, nor does it recognize civil unions. But there are things that partners can do […]
You may have heard the term “collaborative divorce,” but you may not know what it means. Below is an explanation from The Collaborative Divorce Institute of Tampa Bay: What is Collaborative Law? Collaborative Law, or Collaborative Practice, is a new way for individuals to resolve disputes peacefully and respectfully. It is an approach to dispute […]
As discussed by the video below, NBA player Ron Artest has filed to change his name to Meta World Peace: So how do you legally change your name in Florida?
Collaborative family law is an innovative process that focuses on creating settlements that work for all involved. It takes discussions of intimate issues out of a public courtroom and into the private offices of attorneys and other professionals. But is this process right for you? The Collaborative Law Institute of Texas suggests that you should consider collaborative […]
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