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Can Your Broward County, Florida Divorce Judge Extend Child Support Beyond The Age of Majority?

In Rose v. Rose the Fourth District of Appeals recently reviewed a Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage entered by Judge Renne Goldenberg, a divorce judge in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The father appealed the trial court’s order granting the mother’s request for an extension of the father’s child support obligation…

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Tips How You Can Ease The Pain That Your Child May Suffer During Your Divorce In Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Whether you reside in Weston, Hollywood, Hallandale, Cooper City, or any of the cities in Florida it is important that you minimize the pain that a child suffers during your divorce. Many parents do anything and everything to avoid upsetting their child during the dissolution of their marriage in Fort…

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The Florida Family Law Court Can Impute Income When Calculating Child Support

In Scarti v Scarti, the Fourth District Court of Appeals recently reviewed a Florida family law court’s final judgment of paternity where the father challenged the amount he owed to the mother for retroactive child support. In particular, the father appealed the amount of income that the trial court imputed…

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Broward County Divorce Judge Orders Palm Beach Circuit Court Judge’s Ex-Wife to Repay $151,000.00 In Alimony

Fort Lauderdale, Florida divorce Judge Arthur Birken ruled that Palm Beach Circuit Judge David French should not have to pay his former wife $3,400.00 a month in permanent alimony because she has been living with another man for nearly 20 years. Judge Birken also ordered the former wife to repay…

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Fort Lauderdale Divorce Custody Modification Requires Satisfaction Of A Two Part Test

In order to temporarily modify custody in Broward County, Florida, you must show that there has been a substantial or material change in circumstances and that the modification is in the best interest of the child or children involved. There must be a factual basis sufficient to show that conditions…

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Do You Get 50% Of The Assets When You File For Divorce In Broward County?

When you file for a divorce in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the trial court is required to equitably divide the marital assets. The divorce court in Broward County, Florida should begin the equitable distribution of the marital assets with the assumption of equally dividing what has been acquired during the marriage…

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Does Fort Lauderdale, Florida Have Jurisdiction to Resolve Your Divorce and Custody Case? (Part 2)

During my last post, I began to discuss if a divorce or custody court in Florida had jurisdiction under the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enfrocement Act (“UCCJEA”) to make an initial child custody determination. This blog post is a continuation of the case of Karam v. Karam from the Third…

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Should You File Your Divorce And Custody Case in Fort Lauderdale, Florida? (Part 1)

During divorce and paternity proceedings, Sandy T. Fox, a Fort Lauderdale attorney, can assist clients with custody and time-sharing disputes. One of the most common conflicts related to custody cases, such as those in Broward County, Florida, deals with jurisdictional competition and conflicts with courts of other states and countries…

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