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Equitable Distribution FAQs

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

In Florida, family courts follow the principle of equitable distribution when distributing property between divorcing spouses. Equitable distribution laws can be complex. As divorce attorneys, we get a lot of questions about equitable distribution. This is why we decided to summarize Florida’s equitable distribution laws by answering some of the frequently asked questions (FAQs)… Read More »

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What Is the Importance of Establishing Paternity in Florida?

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

In Florida, the husband is considered the child’s legal father when a child is born to married parents. When a child is born to married parents, the husband does not need to take any action to establish paternity. On the other hand, if a child is born to unmarried parents, paternity must be established…. Read More »

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How Long Will It Take To Resolve My Florida Car Accident Case?

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

After suffering injuries in a Florida car accident because of another party’s negligence, you can recover financial compensation from the negligent party. One of the main questions we get from car accident victims is how long it takes to resolve car accident cases and recover compensation. If you were recently involved in a Florida… Read More »

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Common Mistakes To Avoid After a Car Accident (Part 2)

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

After an auto accident, it is crucial that you avoid making mistakes that could adversely affect your chances of recovering fair compensation from the negligent party. In this second part of the article, “Common mistakes to avoid after a car accident,” we share five mistakes to avoid after a car accident. Admitting Fault After… Read More »

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Common Mistakes After a Car Accident You Need To Avoid (Part 1)

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

The FLHSMV estimates that between January and the beginning of October, over 276,000 crashes occurred in Florida, with more than 9,400 of these crashes happening in Polk County. Because of how common car accidents are, you need to be prepared and know what to do in the event that you are involved in a… Read More »

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Some Crucial Things To Include in Your Florida Parenting Plan

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

A parenting plan must be established in any divorce action where children are involved. A parenting plan is a written document that outlines how divorced parents will raise their children. It outlines how divorced parents will share the duties of childcare and decision-making in regard to their children. It also outlines how you and… Read More »

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Here’s Why You Should Not Delay Seeking Medical Treatment After a Car Accident

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

One of the most crucial steps after a car accident is seeking prompt medical attention. Unfortunately, many people put off seeking medical attention after a car accident for various reasons. Putting off or delaying seeking medical attention after a Florida car accident can be a big mistake. Even if you don’t think you are… Read More »

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Debunking Common Myths About Timesharing in Florida

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

In Florida, the legal term “timesharing” refers to the division of time each parent spends time with their child or children. Timesharing ensures children maintain a meaningful and healthy relationship with both parents even after divorce. Parents in Florida sometimes have some preconceived notions regarding timesharing. It is crucial for parents going through a… Read More »

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In a Florida Rear-End Accident, Is the Rear Driver Always To Blame?

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

Rear-end accidents are quite common in the United States of America. The NHTSA reports that rear-end collisions are the most frequently occurring type of collision. According to the NHTSA, rear-end crashes account for almost 30% of all auto accidents and cause many injuries and deaths annually. In Florida, the negligent party is liable for… Read More »

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When Does Child Support End in Florida?

By Darla K. Snead, P.L. |

Child support is a court-ordered responsibility that parents cannot waive. In Florida, child support covers, among other things, educational expenses, food, clothing, medical costs, and entertainment. The amount of child support a parent is required to pay is usually based on the Florida Child Support Guidelines. However, courts can deviate from the state’s Child… Read More »

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