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Florida Timesharing and Divorce: Link Between Kids of Divorce and Suicide

Children in a divorce can significantly impacted by the divorce if parents do not take proper precautions and try to make the transition easier on children. According to a new study, there is a link between kids of divorce and suicide. The study quickly gives a disclaimer, as will I,…

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Divorce’s Impact on Children According to New Study: Florida Divorce

Children are misplaced in a divorce. Florida law has tried to counteract the effects of divorce on children by providing parenting class requirements and changing custody to timesharing and parenting plans. However, a recent study shows that maybe the changes are not all that is needed, but an actual understanding…

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Florida Timesharing for Children of Divorce May Help Reduce Impact on Kids

Timesharing and divorce can impact children in school, home and socially according to a new study. In a Florida divorce involving children, parents are encouraged to look at visitation as timesharing with the other parent and to develop parenting plans so that they can resolve issues together rather than at…

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In My Florida Divorce, Can My Children Tell the Court Their Preference?

Written By: Lenorae C. Atter, Attorney Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. Divorce impacts families from the parents to children and often children want to have a say in where they live. Florida recognizes that children need to be considered in a divorce and has established that a time-sharing and parenting…

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Does Child Support Mean Tax Exemption in a Florida Child Support Case?

Written By: Lenorae C. Atter, Attorney Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. In a divorce or other child support case, I am often asked which parent can claim the child as a tax exemption. According to Florida State 61.30(11)(a)(8), the parent with the majority timesharing is required to file the IRS…

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In My Florida divorce, Can I Get More of the Marital Property and Assets?

Written By: Lenorae C. Atter, Attorney Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. In Florida, divorces require the equal distribution of marital assets. What this means is that anything purchased or co-mingled during the marriage is considered marital and those assets have to be divided equally to the spouses. However, if one…

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In Florida, Do I Have to Take A Parenting Class?

Written By: Lenorae C. Atter, Attorney Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. In Florida divorce cases involving children, the parents are required to attend a DCF approved parenting class to help them learn ways of talking with their children and each other about divorce, timesharing and other issues. In North Florida…

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Florida Child Support Through Income Deduction Order Keeps the Payor and the Company on the Hook

Written By: Lenorae C. Atter, Attorney Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. In Florida, child support is determined based on the child support guidelines. In addition, if the payee requests an income deduction order, then the child support will be garnished from the payor’s wages with a fee established by the…

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