Welcome
Bad things can happen to good people at anytime.
There are some times during the course of a
marriage or relationship where the marriage
breaks down or there are issues in the marriage
that lead to a break up of the family unit. This
can also happen for unmarried couples who share
a minor child. It is always better to have
someone else on your side when you are facing a
family conflict.
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More about Family Law
Divorce
Attorney/Divorce Law
Divorce or Dissolution of Marriage refers to the
dissolution or the legal end of a marriage.
Every state has its own legal requirements
governing when a divorce may be granted. These
legal requirements may include a residency
requirement, grounds or a reason for the
divorce, among others.
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Law
Modification
of Divorce and Modification of Child Custody
After an initial custody determination was made
(for older divorces) or a time-sharing schedule
was established (for more recent divorces), the
best interest of the child is not the first
aspect of time-sharing the court will consider
to modify the time-sharing/custody.
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about Modification of Divorce or Custody
Child Custody
Law/Child Custody Attorney
First, while we use the term "custody" because
that is how people generally recognize the term,
Florida uses the term "time-sharing" and the
concepts of custody and visitation are no longer
a part of Florida law in the Family Law/Domestic
Relations courts. Because most citizens
recognize the term "custody" still, we use the
term in this article. However, the first sign of
a good Family Law Attorney is one who quickly
tells you that custody is no longer a legal term
in Florida in dissolution and paternity actions.
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Relocation Law/Child Relocation Attorney
Making The Move Easier On Children. Whether it's
across the country or down the block, moving can
be stressful. Experts agree this is particularly
true for young children, who often fear leaving
their friends and familiar surroundings for a
new home. According to the U.S. Census Bureau,
more than 10 million children relocate each
year, leaving many parents to struggle with how
to create a smooth move for their kids.
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