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Pets

Deciding Who Will Keep Family Pets

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Along with coming to an agreement about the division of assets and liabilities, divorcing couples also need to decide what will happen to beloved family pets. Pet custody isn’t always easy, particularly when both spouses are interested in keeping the animals. The subject can be incredibly sensitive when pets are thought of as family… Read More »

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Coping with Missed Visits and Other Co-Parenting Challenges

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

There are many benefits to co-parenting, and this arrangement has become more popular as a way to put the wellbeing of kids first after a divorce. Having parents who are effectively co-parenting can help kids thrive in all areas of their lives, but that is not to say that co-parenting doesn’t come with its… Read More »

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The Differences Between Religious and Legal Annulments

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

Couples choosing to exit a union may find themselves mulling over the possibility of securing an annulment. In Florida, it is important to understand the nuances of annulments in religious environments and annulments within the legal landscape. A Port St. Lucie family law attorney can help you understand the differences between a religious annulment… Read More »

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Immigration, Florida Marriages, and Family Lawyers

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

If you are a U.S. citizen who is planning to marry a non-U.S. citizen in the state of Florida, you may need legal support in order to navigate immigration laws. Having a full understanding of the legal nuances surrounding the burden of proof is a way to protect your future. Bring questions about your… Read More »

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What Is an Irreconcilable Difference?

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

If you have conversations about divorce law in the state of Florida, you will likely hear the term irreconcilable differences. It is a commonly used term when a couple is pursuing an amicable divorce. Low-conflict divorces are typically faster, less expensive, and do not carry the emotional stress of going to court. To learn… Read More »

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Why Has a Divorce Discovery Process Been Initiated?

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

When Florida couples go through a divorce, it is common for emotions to run high and for the future to feel uncertain. It is also possible to be introduced to a range of new terminology. For example, if your spouse has initiated divorce proceedings in Florida, you may soon encounter a term called “discovery.”… Read More »

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Support Awards Aren’t Gender-Based

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

There is an outdated notion when it comes to Florida divorces and finances, and this is that spousal support awards are gender-based. This is a misconception, the reality is Florida family law courts emphasize fairness and equality, recognizing that both spouses can find themselves on either side of alimony and child support determinations. When… Read More »

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You Decide What Makes a Divorce Successful

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

The definition of success is often connected to a person achieving something desired or planned. So while divorce can be a challenging journey that has periods of emotional turbulence and legal complexities, connecting with your desired outcome could result in you feeling your divorce was a success. When you connect with a Port St…. Read More »

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Shielding Assets Through Cryptocurrency

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

Careful consideration of financial assets is part of divorcing, and in the digital age the rise of cryptocurrency has added a new layer of complexity to the process. After all, reviewing a person’s checking account balance and investment accounts will not include digital holdings, improperly shielding them from distribution. If you are moving toward… Read More »

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Why You Should (or Shouldn’t) Move Out of the Marital Home

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

There are a lot of significant decisions to make when divorcing in Florida, including whether to move out of the marital home or not. It is important to recognize that this decision is not one-size-fits-all, so what was right for a friend or family member may not be an optimal move for you. Share… Read More »

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