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The Effect of Signing a Birth Certificate in Florida: Does It Provide For Paternal Rights?

By Whitney R. Lonker, Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. wlonker@woodatter.com Many children in North Florida and the Jacksonville, Florida area are born out of wedlock. I often receive calls from unmarried fathers and mothers who mistakenly believe that since the father’s name is listed on the birth certificate, that the…

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Combining Marital Property With Non-Marital: What Enhances Value in Florida?

by Whitney R. Lonker, Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. wlonker@woodatter.com Many times I will get a client in a dissolution case in Florida who has owned property or a business prior to getting married. Once you get the emotionalism out of the way in a divorce, the divorce actually becomes…

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Successful Post Divorce Living in Florida!:Florida Divorce Law

Written By Whitney R. Lonker, Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. wlonker@woodatter.com Money is a major source of stress for many people especially people who are in the throws of a divorce and who are scared about their financial future after the divorce. When a relationship breaks up and the parties…

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Permanent Alimony & The Stay At Home Mom: Florida Divorce and Alimony

Written by Whitney R. Lonker, Wood, Atter & Wolf, P.A. wlonker@woodatter.com Florida law provides for permanent alimony when certain statutory factors are met however, in the end, it’s still up to a Judge. Having said that, the length of the marriage is one factor the Courts look to in determining…

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Paying Child Support After Termination of Parental Rights?: Florida Family Law

Written By: Lenorae C. Atter, Family Law Attorney latter@woodatter.com Are you paying child support after your rights have been terminated? Child support, according to Florida law, is the right of a child with parents living in separate households. The child support obligation begins at the child’s birth if the parents…

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Florida Grandparent Visitation Rights: Florida Divorce & Paternity

Written By: Lenorae C. Atter, Florida Family Law Attorney latter@woodatter.com Florida grandparents now have rights to visitation with their grandchildren. After years of grandparents wanting visitation with their grandchildren and having no court action to take, the Florida legislature adopted Florida Statute 752.01, which allows for grandparents to file a…

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Florida Divorce Myths: Florida Visitation and Child Support

Written By: Lenorae C. Atter, Florida Family Law Attorney latter@woodatter.com In a Florida divorce, I realize there are divorce myths, which seem to circulate from Jacksonville to Miami. If you are going through a divorce there are certain myths that people seem to tell. The most common myth for in…

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