Checklist: Issues To Discuss With Your Divorce Attorney

A Great Way to Prepare to Meet Your Attorney Divorce is complicated — legally, financially, and emotionally. Dividing up property a couple has acquired throughout their marriage (also known as marital property) can be one of the most contentious aspects of divorce. Luckily, divorce attorneys can help alleviate some of your legal and financial stresses by […]

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Defense of Prostitution Charges – Hire an Experienced Defense Attorney

If you have been charged with a prostitution related crime, you need hire a highly experienced defense attorney NOW!    This week south Florida news has been headlined with “PROSTITUTION TRAFFICKING BUST CHARGES MANY WITH SOLICITATION.”  If you think you may be charged criminally – CALL IMMEDIATELY.  So much more can be done for you

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How to Manage Child Support and Alimony Under Florida Divorce Laws

In Florida, the court can order the non-custodial parent to pay child support to the ex-spouse. The court may consider the following factors when calculating child support: Expenses Parent’s ability to pay Needs of the child Number of children to support The court may also take into account the behavior of the spouses during the

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Mental & Emotional Injuries to Expect After a Car Accident

Car accidents don’t only affect your physical health. A crash can seriously impact your mental health as well. Many people ignore the symptoms of their emotional injuries from a car accident or don’t recognize the accident as the cause of the problem. Quickly identifying stress-related emotional trauma after a car accident and getting treatment is

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RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT!

Criminal Law Insight: Please Remain Silent!! At the time of trial, it is improper for the Prosecutor to make a comment to the Jury on a Defendant’s silence after arrest.  The due process clause of the Florida Constitution. Art 1, §9, Fla. Const. provides: “The standard for determining what constitutes a comment on post-arrest silence

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