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Often, the parties in a Florida family law case do not have the financial resources to hire an attorney to litigate their entire divorce…
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Often, the parties in a Florida family law case do not have the financial resources to hire an attorney to litigate their entire divorce…
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To obtain a dissolution of marriage/divorce in Florida, either spouse (husband or wife) must have resided in the State of Florida for a minimum…
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A Writ of Bodily Attachment Child Support Florida is established when the payor (person ordered to pay the payee/recipient) of child support has been…
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Often new or potential clients ask us what our divorce consultation Orlando is/consists of. Call 407-335-8113 to speak with our compassionate and understanding divorce…
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Florida Child support, as you may have already figured out by filling out your Financial Affidavit (short form or long form), is largely determined…
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Pursuant to Florida Family Law Rule 12.285 (regulating Mandatory Disclosures in a divorce), both the petitioner and the respondent in a family law case…
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Perhaps you have heard of the substantial and largely beneficial impact most Florida Guardian Ad Litems have had on the well-being of children and…
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Jacobs Family Law Firm is ready to help you achieve your goals in divorce and paternity cases. Call 407-335-8113 today for the help you…
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How long do you have to be separated to get a divorce in Florida? This is a popular question among clients seeking a divorce/dissolution…
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GAL is the acronym or abbreviation for Guardian ad Litem. A Florida Guardian ad Litem is an attorney (generally) appointed on behalf of a…
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