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Q & A - Premarital Gifts
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How does a spouse's earning capacity affect alimony in Florida?
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Are Florida courts more likely to award custody to mothers than to fathers
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Does custody always go to just one parent in Florida
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How long will it take to receive support payments
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What is Child Custody
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What types of payments do not qualify as alimony in Florida
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When can spousal support be ordered in Florida
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Will I get to keep my house, car, and property after my divorce in Florida
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Can an out of state divorce be enforced in Florida
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Can I get child support if I am not sure who the father of my child is
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Can you marry your fiance if his wife refuses to give him a divorce
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How will collaborative divorce affect my children
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If a father terminates his parental rights, does he still have to pay child support in Florida
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If a spouse commits adultery, does this behavior result in an increase in alimony in Florida
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What are the differences in legal rights and benefits for those in a civil union vs. a marriage
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What is a paternity case
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Do I pay my spouse directly for child support in Florida
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How can I keep my spouse from selling property before we divorce in Florida
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How do I choose a divorce attorney in Florida
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How does joint custody work in Florida
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In my Florida divorce case, what is a petition
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What are some common terms that I should know in child custody cases
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What does reasonable visitation mean
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Can either parent establish paternity through a court in Florida
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Can I go back to my maiden name after my divorce in Florida
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Can I represent myself in family court in Florida
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Can my ex-spouse make me pay for our child's college education
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Should the court consider my financial circumstances in determining a temporary support award
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When does alimony stop in Florida
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Does Florida allow common law marriages
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How do I start a paternity case in Florida
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Is my marriage in another state or foreign country legal
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May married people open credit accounts that are not also in their spouses' names
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What are the advantages of choosing a collaborative divorce in Florida
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When is it necessary to take a paternity test
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What are the most common financial mistakes made during divorce
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Who gets alimony in Florida and why
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Can I go back to my maiden name after my divorce in Florida
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Can I lower my child support payments in Florida if I spend more time with my kids
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Can I make my husband repay the money he cleaned out of my bank account
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Can I move my kids out of state and then get a divorce
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Can I oppose a divorce in Florida
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Can I represent myself in family court in Florida
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Can men seek alimony in Florida
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Can my child's father be ordered to pay for my child's college education in Florida
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Can my ex-spouse make me pay for a private school for our child in Florida
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Can my spouse tell me that I cannot see my kids
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Can nonbiological parents be awarded custody
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Can permanent spousal support be modified or terminated in Florida
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Can two people enter into an agreement about expense sharing if they are not married
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Can visitation in Florida be denied to a non-custodial parent
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Can you marry your fiance if his wife refuses to give him a divorce
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Does a divorce or annulment need to be filed in the same state the marriage was in
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Does an extramarital affair have an impact on child custody in Florida
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Do I have to pay alimony in a divorce in Florida
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Do I pay my spouse directly for child support in Florida
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Do the wishes of a child have any influence in custody decisions in Florida
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Does custody always go to just one parent in Florida
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Does Florida allow common law marriages
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Does religion enter into the determination of child custody in Florida
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How and where can paternity be established in Florida
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How are child care expenses divided in Florida
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How can child support be changed in Florida
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How can I keep my spouse from selling property before we divorce in Florida
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How can unmarried parents establish paternity in Florida
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How do I choose a divorce attorney in Florida
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