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Do I need an attorney for a prenuptial agreement? Can’t we just do it ourselves? Simple answer – –> NO You should NOT do it on your own. That is something the court is always looking at. In the eyes of the law, marriage is a contract between two people. A premarital agreement is
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How long do I have to live in Florida to get a divorce? One party must reside in the state of Florida for six months prior to the filing of the divorce in order to be able to prove jurisdiction for a dissolution of marriage proceeding in Florida. Please contact a Tampa Divorce Attorney at William S. Foley, P.A.
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The main office is in Downtown Tampa? Where am I going to park? And where is the office? Ok, I got to the building, now where do I park? To park at the William S Foley, PA downtown Tampa office, there are parking meters all around the building (some as low as $0.75 for two hours
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The English Language has a funny way of evolving and when we think we have finally heard it all – Guess what? Something new comes along and we are left trying to piece together what is actually happening. The recent breakup of actress Gwyneth Paltrow and Coldplay frontman Chris Martin after 10 years of marriage
I want an aggressive attorney! How many advertisements have you heard with this slogan? But come on, this is not what you want. What do you want? —–You want a dedicated attorney—- An attorney that knows what they are doing. Dedicated to their craft. An attorney that cares about your case and is experienced enough
Many fans of America’s favorite past time were surprised to hear about this when it first surfaced in the news in early 2014 – I know this author was – but it’s true, Major League baseball has a “Paternity List” which allows players to lawfully leave a team when their spouse is in the process of
Guest Blog | By Alfred Villoch III of Savage & Villoch, PLLC Generally, no. Spouses must continue to pay alimony even if they file bankruptcy. This includes the payment of past due alimony. Section 523 is entitled “Exceptions to discharge.” A person cannot discharge (or get rid) of the debts listed in that section. Subsection (a)(5)
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Collaborative Divorce Experience, Training, and Involvement: Completed Basic Interdisciplinary Collaborative Divorce Training (2010) Member, International Academy of Collaborative Professionals (2011) Experience and successful completion of a number of Collaborative Divorce matters, Prenuptial Agreement matters & Family Law cases all around Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Pasco counties (2010 – 2015) Please click on our Collaborative Divorce Page
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When should I get a prenup? We hear this ALOT! Unfortunately, this is many times asked a week before the wedding ceremony. This is not a great timeframe for us to draft the prenup. We may be looking at drafting a postnuptial agreement if you come to us so close to the wedding. The court
