by blg_admin | Jan 7, 2020 | Family Law Questions
No-fault divorce eliminates the requirement of proving why you want a divorce. Someone used to have to be “at fault”. It used to be that to get a divorce, you had to prove your marriage partner had committed an act that was on a list of justifications for...
by blg_admin | Aug 24, 2018 | Family Law, Family Law Questions
I can’t afford a divorce lawyer, what can I do? Apart from getting a Legal Aid lawyer if your income qualifies you for such help, there is a possibility that the Court might demand that your spouse pays for your lawyer fees. If your spouse earns significantly more...
by blg_admin | Aug 20, 2018 | Family Law, Family Law Questions
The police will have to be called in extreme circumstances. Apart from this, Florida has a process for obtaining a restraining order if your partner is guilty of certain behavior, without having to notify your partner of your efforts to obtain one (ask a lawyer or...
by blg_admin | Aug 13, 2018 | Family Law, Family Law Questions
What is the best approach? If an agreement can be reached with your spouse on all issues like child support, the division of property and debt, alimony (if any), time sharing with minor children etc., this will save lots of time, money and headaches. This is great in...
by blg_admin | Aug 6, 2018 | Collaborative Divorce, Family Law, Family Law Questions
Can both parties be represented by a single lawyer and does each party need to have a lawyer at all times? Both parties in a divorce should not be represented by a single lawyer. Generally, representing two people with different goals might be impossible for one...
by blg_admin | Aug 3, 2018 | Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Questions
I do not want a divorce, however, I do want the Court to rule on child support and/or alimony, what do I do? To accomplish, you can file a Petition with the court. For this, and all the other complex questions, you should be talking to an experienced Family Law...
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