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5 Frequently Asked Questions About Child Support In Brandon

By Koether Law, P.A. |

As in every other state throughout the country, all parents are expected to financially support their children until they are no longer minors. When two parents get a divorce, this means that child support is an issue and it is one that can become very contentious. Perhaps you are worried that a judge will… Read More »

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Six Common Mistakes To Avoid During Divorce

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Any divorce case is filled with emotions, but there are many legal aspects of the process as well and sorting through them can make it even more challenging. Due to many misconceptions and misunderstandings of the law, it is not uncommon for people to make a number of mistakes. If you make one or… Read More »

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Common Questions About Family Law In Florida

By Koether Law, P.A. |

When many people think of family law, they often think mainly of divorce. It is true that divorce does make up a large portion of a divorce lawyer’s caseload. However, there are other aspects of family law as well, including establishing paternity and co-parenting. It is no wonder people have so many questions about… Read More »

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Going Through The Divorce Process Alone Is Risky

By Koether Law, P.A. |

If you are thinking about ending your marriage, you may have already found the many divorce templates and forms online. Some people believe using these can help them obtain a divorce quickly and easily, while also saving them in legal fees. Things are not always what they seem, though, and this holds true with… Read More »

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Tips When Fighting For Sole Parental Responsibility

By Koether Law, P.A. |

The term ‘sole custody’ has not been used in Florida for many years. However, parents who want to limit contact between their child and their spouse after divorce can fight for sole parental responsibility. When a parent is awarded sole parental responsibility, they will be the primary caregiver for the child and the other… Read More »

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Why Should You Draft A Postnuptial Agreement?

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Premarital agreements are much more common today than they once were but still, some couples do not want to broach the topic as they are planning their wedding. After a couple has settled into married life, they may begin to feel more comfortable about their finances, or circumstances may change that leave one spouse… Read More »

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Is It Legal To Record Your Spouse During Divorce?

By Koether Law, P.A. |

It is not uncommon for people going through a divorce to act one way when they are in front of a judge only to act like a completely different person when they are not in the courtroom. Your spouse may act polite and respectful during formal proceedings, only to become outraged and yell and… Read More »

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Five Tips For A Peaceful Divorce

By Koether Law, P.A. |

If you are considering divorce, or you have already started the process, you may envision a long and bitter battle ahead of you. Fortunately, although divorce is one of the most challenging and emotional events you may ever experience, it does now always have to be contentious. You can avoid unnecessary conflict and resolve… Read More »

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The Process Of Serving Divorce Papers In Florida

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Deciding to divorce your spouse is one of the hardest things you will ever have to do. Unfortunately, making that tough decision is just the beginning of the process. As in every other state, Florida outlines very specific procedures you must follow when filing for divorce. First, you must complete the petition for dissolution… Read More »

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Frequently Asked Questions About Alimony In Florida

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Many people pursue alimony during the divorce process, but this is one term that is highly misunderstood. Not everyone is eligible to receive alimony, and it is not uncommon for people to become concerned about whether they will have to pay it and if so, the amount the court will order. Below, our Brandon… Read More »

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