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By: Christina O’Brien, Esq. Once you have made the decision to divorce, many parents have questions about how and what you should tell your children. Parents often spend very little time discussing the divorce with their children simply because they don’t know what to say. Divorcing couples often feel that […]
By: Anthony Cetrangelo, Jr. COVID-19 has made people propose hypothetical situations to their estate planning attorneys, which they probably never would have asked or thought of, prior to the pandemic. One question I often receive is “What if I am traveling to another state (or country) outside of my home […]
By: Iman Zekri, Law Clerk Shattered relationships, deep emotional scars, anger, vengeance, and confusion are the first things that come to mind when people think of divorce. Words like healing, recovery, and collaboration are rarely, if ever, associated with divorce. However, that was the hopeful message the Association of Family […]
By: Beth Vogelsang, Esquire On June 18, 2020, Florida’s governor signed a new law that gives courts the authority to extend orders of protection in domestic violence cases to include family pets. The amendment to Fla. Stats. §741.30 became effective on July 1, 2020, and it now authorizes a court […]
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