Before finalizing a divorce, parents in Florida are required to develop and submit a parenting plan to the court. This parenting plan outlines how the parents will share custody and meet the financial and emotional needs of their child. It also determines individual parental ...
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View MoreIn Florida, many men find it difficult to establish their parental rights because there is a distinction between a “biological father” and a “legal ...
View MoreNow that summer is finally here and the kids are out of school, you and your ex-spouse are likely looking forward to spending some time with them and ...
View MoreIf you’re getting a divorce in Florida, reaching a divorce settlement can take months or even years—especially if it makes it all the way to the ...
View MoreWhile parenthood has many benefits, children can be very expensive. Thankfully, I.R.S. rules allow parents to claim their children as dependents and ...
View MoreAs an unmarried father, there are certainly some things that you will need to know to protect your rights and relationship with your children. In the ...
View MoreWhen a couple decides to end their relationship, it becomes even more complex when there are shared children, in which case child custody becomes the ...
View MoreWhen a couple decides to file for divorce and children are involved, there is a wide range of factors that must be considered so both parties and ...
View MoreAt Virga Law Firm, P.A. , we understand how nerve-wrecking and overwhelming testifying in a family case can be. The subject matter is often emotional, ...
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