Can we change the settlement agreement if we didn’t use a lawyer?
Yes. If you did not use a lawyer when you and your spouse decided on a settlement agreement, you can still change your settlement agreement. This
Yes. If you did not use a lawyer when you and your spouse decided on a settlement agreement, you can still change your settlement agreement. This
Florida Statute §61.08 sets forth how the courts decide whether to award alimony and what kind of alimony to award. Alimony is based on two major
Take a deep breath. Do not panic. Follow our simple six-day plan. Day one: A process server just served you with divorce papers. This can
Arbitration is very rarely used in the practice of family law. Why is that? There are pros and cons to the use of arbitration for
You can certainly file for divorce without knowing your spouse’s location. The problem becomes whether a court will grant you a divorce without notifying your spouse.
The difference between a Petition Preparer and an Attorney is clearly summed up in the old adage, “you get what you pay for”. Cost is often
There are 2 things to consider when we discuss “which” court you should file in. First, we need to consider which level of court you should
Many people often fear that filing bankruptcy will ruin their credit forever. The truth is, bankruptcy is just one part of your financial strength. I often
Are you ready for divorce? Do you want to work through the process as amicably as possible? Do you and your spouse have financial assets that
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