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Yearly Archives: 2022

How can I protect my family business in a divorce?

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

Many people in Polk County own a part of a small or family business. For some, their stake in a family business or other close business may be the primary source of their wealth and their income. Additionally, Lakeland residents may have a lot of emotional and other non-economic interest in their family business,… Read More »

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Is it time to divorce?

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

Readers of this blog have read a lot of posts about the legal side of divorce, and some on the emotional side of divorce. However, what many unhappy people are looking for are ways to know when it is time to divorce. Soul searching Before looking for signs, look inside. Everyone’s breaking point is… Read More »

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Driver fatigue is a major contributor to truck accidents

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

Many in Florida would agree that it is through the hard work of semi-truck drivers that our economy keeps going. We depend on truckers to deliver goods across the country so we can see the items we want on store shelves. However, some truckers take risks in doing so, specifically if they drive while… Read More »

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What to do after a dog bite

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

Dogs are loveable pets and companions for many people, and sometimes dog owners assume if their dog is friendly to them, they will be friendly to everyone, but this is not always the case. Even the gentlest of dogs can bite someone for various reasons, such as if someone or something scares or startles… Read More »

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Do you know how to prove damages in your case?

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

Much of the focus in a personal injury claim is on proving liability. This is certainly a key component of your case, and you can’t succeed without showing that the defendant was negligent and that his or her negligence caused your accident and injuries. That’s why you need to diligently work to gather evidence… Read More »

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What do I need to do if I need to move with my child?

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

As is the case in other states, Florida has special rules which require parents to take special steps if they are subject to a custody and parenting time order and want to move. The first step any parent should take before deciding to move is to review her child custody order and parenting plan…. Read More »

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How is alimony determined in Florida?

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

When a couple first gets married, they often must learn how to join their lives together. This can mean combining finances, sharing household responsibilities, and raising children together. If the couple ever decides to get divorced, it can be difficult to learn to live independently once again. This can be especially difficult for a… Read More »

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Should divorcing spouses take out credit cards?

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

Money is always a heated topic in divorce. And, sometimes, if a marriage has a spouse that controls most, if not all, of the family’s wealth, they may attempt to block the other spouse from accessing all marriage funds and lines of credit (i.e., removing them from bank accounts, removing them as authorized users,… Read More »

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