Bigamy And Divorce In Florida
Russell D. Knight
February 20, 2023
Bigamy and divorce in Florida. How does bigamy affect a divorce under Florida law?
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Bigamy and divorce in Florida. How does bigamy affect a divorce under Florida law?
While most of my previous articles describe how Florida law is applied in a divorce case. It is very difficult to describe accurately how the law is applied and when. Below, I outline the entire Florida divorce court process in summary. The actual Florida Family Law Rules
Florida used to be a big, rural and empty state. Folks would propose, have a little ceremony and just start living together. Not everyone would go down to the courthouse to register their marriage. These relationships were referred to as common law marriages in Florida. Common
Whether you are in the midst of divorce or were never married, Florida state law controls how child support works in Naples, Florida. Florida Statute Section 61.13(1) allows the court to enter child support orders and provides some guidelines of what child support orders must include. The
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Getting served with divorce papers is a dramatic event. A stranger comes to your home or work asks your name and then hands you divorce papers. Whether you knew you were going to get divorced or not, getting served divorce papers is not the most delicate
How do you get legally separated in Florida? In short, you cannot get legally separated in Florida. Some states have a special legal status called “legal separation” but Florida does not. Separation in Florida simply means a married couple that does not live in the same
Raising kids is expensive. Daycare can often cost more than a mortgage but it’s nothing compared to the expense of putting a child through college. Usually families sit around the kitchen table and figure out how they’re going to pay for college where mom, dad and
In Florida, property that was earned during the marriage is, by default, marital property and will be split, most of the time, 50/50 between the two parties. Many settlements, however, aren’t to reflect money earned in the marriage but rather are to make up for lost
In Florida, whether you have a parenting agreement or not, you cannot move with the child without signing some kind of written document. It may be a written agreement or it may be a court order. The type of document necessary depends on whether the parents
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