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Alimony Basics In Florida

Alimony, also called spousal support or maintenance, is a financial obligation one spouse owes to the other after a divorce or separation.

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Timesharing in Florida is a highly contested area of law. It is more commonly referred to as child custody in other states.

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Parental fitness is considered when determining child custody. The court will consider the physical and emotional health of both parents

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You may be one of the few who have remained amicable and can continue residing together throughout the pendency of your divorce.

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A parenting nesting arrangement can be a great way for divorced parents to share the burden of raising kids.

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Separation in Florida is a process that allows couples to live separately while still being legally married.

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Under time-sharing, most of the time, both parents have equal time with the child and share decision-making authority.

Adultery may provide a legal reason for divorce, it does not necessarily indicate that settlements and judgments will be affected.

The child does not have the right to choose whether or not they have visitation until they turn 18 and are no longer legally a minor.