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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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Does It Matter Who Files For Divorce First?

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Some people when considering divorce want to take some time before filing to make sure their marriage cannot be repaired. Others, though, often wonder if there is an advantage to filing first and whether doing so will help them receive a better outcome in their case. Legally speaking, there is no advantage to filing… Read More »

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Things To Know About Gray Divorce

By Koether Law, P.A. |

According to recent research, the divorce rate in the United States has declined among the general population. However, the divorce rate among those who are aged 50 and above has doubled in recent years. These divorces are known as gray divorces, and they present unique issues. Due to the fact that gray divorces involve… Read More »

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Five Signs You May Be Headed For Divorce

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Many couples go through rough patches in their marriage at some point or other. When spouses start to argue on a regular basis and it seems there are more bad times than good, it is natural to wonder if the situation is temporary, or indicative of bigger problems. No one wants to end their… Read More »

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Five Tips For Reducing Legal Fees During Divorce

By Koether Law, P.A. |

It is no secret that divorce is a stressful experience for everyone involved. Adding to that stress is the fact that the process is also an expensive one. Many people choose not to work with an attorney in an attempt to reduce the cost. Truthfully, not having legal counsel could end up costing you… Read More »

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Can Couples Use The Same Brandon Divorce Lawyer?

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Couples who are ending their marriage often consider using the same Brandon divorce lawyer throughout proceedings. This is especially true when a couple believes they have reached an agreement on their own and only need an attorney to draft the formal paperwork. In these scenarios, couples often think they can cut down on the… Read More »

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Tips To Follow When Getting A High Net Worth Divorce

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Regardless of the situation, divorce is never an easy process to go through. For couples that are affluent and that have a high net worth, the process is much more complex. Couples who have a high net worth often jointly own businesses, homes, and other assets of high value. High net worth couples also… Read More »

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Does Florida Have A Residency Requirement For Divorce?

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Any divorce case has the potential to become contentious and stressful. However, there are things you can do to make it easier, and knowing the laws that govern the process is just one of them. By understanding the law, you can make sure that no mistakes are made that will create unnecessary delays in… Read More »

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