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What is a Social Investigator?
What is a Social Investigation and a Parenting Plan Recommendation? A social investigation and parenting plan recommendation is an...
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Florida Child Support Guidelines
Child support is a court-ordered obligation of the financial support for the care, maintenance, training, and education of a child. See...
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4 Books to Read When Going Through Divorce
Books Can Help You Navigate a Family Law Case Much like personalities, family law cases typically can be categorized into a pattern....
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Florida Courts and the Coronavirus/Covid-19
Florida Courts and COVID-19
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Stress Free Winter Holidays
By: Brusca Law The Holidays are here again, and when you are in the throws of a divorce of contested family law case, your anxiety levels...
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Vocational Experts in Divorce
By: Brusca Law What is a Vocational Expert? During your initial consultation with your attorney, you hear the phrase “vocational expert”,...
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5 Common Questions for Divorce Attorneys
By: Brusca Law How much does a divorce cost in Orlando, Florida? The costs associated with filing for divorce are called “filing fees”....
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Parenting Plan Holidays: Planning for Spring Break and Easter Weekend
The Spring Break “season” starts across the United States anywhere between March 9th and April 21st each year. Luckily in Florida, we...
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Co-Parenting Children of Divorce: Tips for Parents
One of the hardest parts of a divorce is trying to end all communications with your spouse and not being able to because you have minor...
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Certified Financial Planners: An Alternative to Divorce for Financial Reasons
Certified Financial Planners (CFPs) are useful for a variety of reasons before, during and after a divorce. What you may not be aware of...
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Mediation in Florida
By: Brusca Law Mediation Defined Mediation is a voluntary process, where individuals meet with a neutral, independent third party, who...
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Divorce and the Department of Children and Families (DCF)
By: Brusca Law Child custody is a complicated and emotionally charged issue for parents. We see in divorces that some parents use the...
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What is a Parenting Coordinator?
By: Brusca Law A parenting coordinator is an individual who has a background in mental health and at least a master’s degree and is...
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What is the Florida Relocation Statute and How Does it Work?
By: Brusca Law What Does It Mean to Relocate? Relocation is generally defined in our Florida Statutes (Fla. Statute 61.13001) as: a move...
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Halloween For Divorced Parents
By: Brusca Law Halloween for divorced parents can be torture when they do not get along and they have decided to split the holiday in...
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How to Establish Paternity in Florida
By: Brusca Law In Florida, we require the unmarried fathers to establish paternity in our state, if they want to identify themselves as...
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Alimony in Long Term Marriages : Experts Matter
By: Brusca Law The use of the word “alimony” in divorce discussions can be a deal breaker. The lines of communication once open, might...
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How Does a Court Calculate the Amount of Child Support in a Divorce?
By: Brusca Law Florida Courts use the guidelines set forth in our statute, Florida Statute 61.30. The calculation of child support is...
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What is a Guardian Ad Litem?
What does Appointing a Guardian Ad Litem Mean for Me? A Court may appoint a Guardian Ad Litem to your case if you have a paternity,...
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Dating During a Divorce
By: Brusca Law When asked by others what your relationship status is during a divorce, you might respond with "shaky", "complicated", or...
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