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Conversations about death and dying are tough. Most of us avoid them because they invoke feelings about our inevitable demise. Broaching this subject can be particularly difficult for parents and their adult children. Adult children may avoid bringing up the topic because they do not want to think about their […]
There have been many attempts over the years to repeal (or fix) Florida’s no-fault insurance law. Why? Florida has long been considered one of the most fraud-susceptible states in the nation, and as a result its motorists pay some of the highest insurance premiums. This year, however, the legislature has […]
By: Iman Zekri, Esq. What Equitable Distribution of Marital Property Means “I’m not leaving, you’re leaving.” “This is my house, so you should be the one to leave.” “I’m not going anywhere.” “Neither am I.” For many couples in conflict, this argument sounds all too familiar. In Florida, when dividing […]
By: Jennifer Siegal-Miller, Esq. At the conclusion of a divorce case, parties with children in common should receive a document called a “Parenting Plan” (the “Plan”). The Plan lays out a regular visitation schedule, a holiday visitation schedule, responsibility for transportation, and much more information about how you and your […]
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