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Filing for Divorce in Florida | How the Divorce Process Works in Florida

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Filing for divorce is an unpleasant experience for everyone involved.  If there are children, there may be child custody issues to address. There are many ways to handle this situation, and there is no 'one-size-fits-all' option. Whether you choose to hire an attorney, or settle out of court, there is a legal road map that divorces must follow. Every divorce is a unique situation, some may be settled quickly, and some may even go to trial. If everything is agreed upon and all of the required documents are filed correctly, then it may be as easy as a 15-minute court date. Unfortunately, this is not very common, and most divorces do not settle that easily. Prior To Filing For Divorce There may be many questions and concerns with this life changing event that you are contemplating.  In the meantime prior to filing you should take certain steps to protect yourself. Make copies of all important documents. Place your passport and social security card in a safety secu...

Common Car Accident Scenarios: Who Is At Fault?

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Rarely is there a time you can turn on the local radio station and not hear an advertisement for car accident attorneys. Unfortunately this is not unusual and there are several common accidents. The police will determine who is at fault on the scene and the insurance will look into it further. Rear-End Collision Phones are a major distraction, along with multi tasking at the wheel. These bad habits should be avoided. Being vigilant is always important. At times, quick braking is the only option when something impedes the driver’s lane. If there is a car following behind you, and you must unexpectedly slam on your brakes, it is likely that the car behind you may cause a car accident. It is the driver’s responsibility behind you to give enough room for this type of circumstance, and they will be at fault. Right on Red In Florida it is legal to make a right turn on red after a complete stop. You check both ways and proceed to turn. Although, you did not notice the car coming st...