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Can One Attorney Represent Both Parties in a Prenuptial Agreement in Florida?

When you're in love, planning your wedding, and dreaming of a future together, discussing a prenuptial agreement may not feel like the most romantic conversation. Nonetheless, it is an important one. If you're considering whether you and your soon-to-be spouse can streamline the process and costs by having one attorney manage the prenup in Florida for both of you, the answer is simply no. Here's the lowdown on why that is, according to Florida law. Why One Lawyer Can’t Represent Both of You? Conflict of Interest: Florida law emphasizes the importance of avoiding conflicts of interest. Imagine sharing one umbrella during a storm;...

27 December

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Divorce in Florida: An Easy-to-Understand Guide

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in Divorce, Family Law, Florida Law

Social Media Can Affect Your Divorce Case in Florida

For many, marriage is their ‘happily ever after.’ But it can turn into a nightmare real soon. When things go south, divorce might just be the best option. However, understanding the divorce process in Florida can be challenging. Are you stuck and not able to understand how to proceed with your divorce? We've got you covered! This guide will help you to understand the process of getting a divorce in Florida. Let's start by learning the state's laws! What are the Divorce Laws in Florida? Before filing for divorce in Florida, it's important to know the local laws: No-fault Divorce State: Florida operates under a no-fault divorce...

01 December

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Effects of Social Media on Your Divorce Case in Florida

Posted by DeWitt Law Firm, P.A.

in Divorce, Family Law, Florida Law

In the Sunshine State, where palm trees dance in the sunlight and the sea breeze carries secrets, your social media profiles might be sharing some secrets of their own —right into the ears of your divorce court judge. Yes folks, be mindful that what you share online could come back to haunt you in court. Let's explore how your Facebook rants and Tik Tok dances could influence your divorce case in Florida. The Great Reveal: Your Posts as Exhibit A Think of your social media feed as a reality show that is constantly on air. Every status update, photo, or location check-in...

30 November

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Military Divorces in Florida’s Family Law Courts

Posted by DeWitt Law Firm, P.A.

in Divorce, Family Law, Florida Law

Divorce is a challenging experience, and it becomes even more complex when one or both parties serve in the military. Unique rules and protections apply to military divorces, which are typically different from civilian divorces. If you're in Florida, understanding how the state's family law courts handle military divorces can be invaluable during this tough time. As a trusted Florida law firm, we specialize in family law and have considerable experience handling military divorces. This blog post aims to shed light on the intricacies of military divorces under Florida law. Florida and Military Divorces: The Basics The process of obtaining a military divorce...

22 November

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The Importance of Paternity Tests in Family Law

Posted by DeWitt Law Firm, P.A.

in Family Law, Florida Law

Establishing paternity is a critical aspect of family law, with far-reaching implications for both parents and children involved. Paternity tests provide scientific evidence to determine the biological relationship between a father and child. They play a crucial role in various family law matters, including child custody, visitation, child support, and inheritance. In this blog post, we will explore the importance of paternity tests in family law cases, highlighting their significance in protecting the rights of all parties involved. Legal Rights and Responsibilities: Determining paternity is essential for establishing the legal rights and responsibilities of a father towards a child. Once paternity is...

20 November

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Understanding Florida’s Best Interests of the Child Standard

Posted by DeWitt Law Firm, P.A.

in Family Law, Florida Law

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When it comes to matters of child custody, visitation, and decision-making, Florida courts follow the principle of the "best interests of the child." This standard is crucial in determining arrangements that prioritize the child's well-being and development. Florida law outlines specific factors that guide the courts in assessing what is in the best interests of the child. In this blog post, we will provide an overview of Florida's best interests of the child standard, shedding light on the factors considered and the importance of this standard in custody and visitation determinations. Definition of Best Interests of the Child: The best interests of...