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Good Dad Act Florida
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Good Dad Act Florida

The Good Dad Act is a Florida law designed to enhance the rights of unwed fathers by ensuring they are recognized as natural guardians once paternity is established, giving them equal rights and responsibilities regarding their child. This legislation aims to help unmarried fathers actively participate in their children’s lives

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what can be used against you in a custody battle Florida
Child Custody

What Can Be Used Against You in a Custody Battle in Florida

There are many different factors that can significantly impact the outcome of a Florida child custody battle. So, for those involved in child custody cases, it’s critical to understand what can be used against you in a custody battle in Florida. In contentious divorces, parents can lose sight of the fact

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right of first refusal custody florida
Child Custody

Right of First Refusal Custody or Time Sharing

For child custody cases, parents must consider the child’s best. A legal concept that allows this is the time sharing or child custody context is right of first refusal. While there are complexities involved in implementing the first right of refusal, a successful implementation of the right of first refusal

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How to Get Full Custody of a Child as a Mother Florida
Child Custody

How to Get Full Custody of a Child as a Mother in Florida

As a mother, your top priority is creating a stable, loving, safe, and nurturing environment for your child. If you’re wondering how to get full custody of a child as a mother as a Florida resident, there are several things you can do to ensure your child’s best interests are

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Child Custody Agreement Without Court Florida
Child Custody

Child Custody Agreement Without Court Florida

Opting to create a child custody agreement without court oversight in Florida might seem appealing due to its potential for less conflict. While creating a child custody agreement yourself is cheaper, attempting to handle a child custody agreement without professional legal counsel can lead to unforeseen complications down the road.

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Moving Out of State With Child No Custody Agreement Florida
Child Custody

Moving Out of State With Child No Custody Agreement Florida

For Florida parents contemplating moving out of state with their child with no child custody agreement in place, several legal considerations come into play. Florida law emphasizes the importance of both parents having a significant role in their child’s life. Without a child custody agreement, moving out of state can

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Learning to Co-Parent After a Divorce

Creating a safe, healthy environment (or two, really) for your child or children is important, especially when they spend time in two different homes. The term co-parent is being tossed about more and is more accepted, but it is still difficult to come up with a good set of guidelines

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Joint Custody Child Support in Florida

Child custody and child support seem to have a connection. In some ways, they do, but in an important way, they do not. As a parent, it is important for you to understand how they relate and how they are different. You could find yourself in a bad situation if

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Proposed legislation could impact child custody agreements

Controversial pending legislation could impact custody arrangements for some parents in Florida. SB 254 proposes limiting custody for parents who seek gender-affirming care for minor children. How may this legislation impact parents in the state? Proposed legislation If it becomes law, SB 254 will make gender-affirming treatments, such as hormone

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Intro to Divorce in Florida

Florida possesses the tenth-highest divorce rate states in the U.S., and the divorce process in Florida has become more difficult than ever. For divorcing or separating couples, it can be extremely challenging to make mutual decisions surrounding marital assets, alimony, and child custody or visitation schedules. Use this resource to

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What should you pack for your child custody transfers?

If your marriage is drawing to a close, focusing on your children’s concerns may help them combat the negative mental health consequences that often accompany divorce. Eventually, though, your kids may need to adjust to living in two separate households. Sharing physical custody of children requires coming up with time-sharing

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