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Do prenuptial agreements terminate upon divorce?

According to Florida case law, prenuptial agreements generally terminate upon divorce. This is because such agreements are designed to govern the rights and obligations of the parties during the marriage and in the event of its dissolution. See: Herpich v. Estate of...

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Is a paternity suit required to establish fatherhood?

According to Florida case law, a father can be legally recognized without a court ordered determination of paternity. If a man acknowledges a child as his own and voluntarily provides financial support, a paternity suit is not required to establish fatherhood. See: In...

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Can a child have two legally recognized fathers?

According to Florida case law, a child cannot have two legally recognized fathers. In order for a second individual to be legally recognized as the father, any existing paternity judgment would need to be vacated first. See: Achumba v. Neustein, 793 So.2d 1013, 1015...

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When Does Florida Alimony Start?

According to Florida law, alimony can start prior to the filing of a dissolution of marriage, during the pendency of the divorce proceedings (temporary alimony), or from the date specified in the final judgment. Alimony Unconnected with Dissolution of Marriage: In...

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How To Serve Divorce Papers?

According to Florida law, to serve divorce papers in Florida, you must either serve the divorce papers by personal service, substitute service, constructive service or service by mail. However, the type of service used is based on specific rules and procedures...

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Is Time Sharing The Same As Custody in Florida?

According to Florida law, time sharing and custody are two distinct family law concepts. Time-sharing refers to the schedule that specifies the time, including overnights and holidays, that a minor child will spend with each parent. This schedule must be included in...

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What is the first step in filing for divorce in Florida?

According to Florida law, the first step in filing for divorce in Florida is to meet the residency requirement, which mandates that either the husband or wife must have lived in Florida for at least six months before filing the petition for dissolution of marriage....

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