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  • Is Florida a 50/50 Timesharing State?
    Is Florida a 50/50 Timesharing State?

    Divorce is a stressful time, and even more so when young children are involved. You likely have questions about child custody, and how often you will be able to see your children. You may have heard ...

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  • Can You Travel Out of State with Your Child During a Divorce?
    Can You Travel Out of State with Your Child During a Divorce?

    While it may seem like an innocent activity, traveling out of state with your child in the midst of a divorce can have serious consequences. The situation is not so grave if you and your former spouse ...

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  • Holiday Time-sharing with Children in Florida
    Holiday Time-sharing with Children in Florida

    Another year is almost in the books and we here at Family First like to ask the really tough questions this time of year (well all the time actually). Are you spending the quantity and quality of ...

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  • My Girlfriend Is Pregnant and Doesn't Want to Keep the Baby, What Do I Do?
    My Girlfriend Is Pregnant and Doesn't Want to Keep the Baby, What Do I Do?

    This is a surprisingly common question in Florida Paternity law. When we meet with a prospective Father, or get a call from a prospective Father we always have two immediate pieces of advice. FIRST - ...

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  • Tackling Those Busy Weekends
    Tackling Those Busy Weekends

    Weekends are meant to be fun, relaxing, and carefree. But the life of a parent is jam packed with even more responsibility then what came during the work week. Inevitably, the weekends are still fun, ...

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  • Will I Lose My Kids If I Get a Dui?
    Will I Lose My Kids If I Get a Dui?

    It is somewhat common that a parent will be arrested for Driving Under the Influence without his/her children in the vehicle and after the arrest, that parent will be involved in litigation ...

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