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Minimizing the Financial Impact of Divorce

Minimizing the Financial Impact of Divorce
By Elizabeth King

Probable Cause and Your Rights

Don’t get caught doing or saying things that could come back to haunt you. Learn how to legally protect yourself with these suggestions.
By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

Theft is not only about the crime

Theft is not only about the crime
By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

Mental health issues in your divorce

Mental health problems including depression, addiction, obsessive-compulsive disorder, narcissism and anti-social disorders play at least some role in so many divorces.
By Elizabeth King

Should You Sign a Prenuptial Agreement?

Should You Sign a Prenuptial Agreement?
By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

The Changing Face of Parenting Plans

Don’t accept hearsay and flat-out untruths. Discover accurate and relevant information about child custody.
By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

How to Get Your Online Mugshot Deleted in Florida

Contrary to popular belief, it is possible to remove your mugshot from online display. The first step is reaching out to a reputable criminal defense attorney.
By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

Don’t Ignore a Notice to Appear

Overlooking this serious request can lead to long-lasting negative consequences. Learn how to protect yourself with this advice.
By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

Should You Sign a Prenuptial Agreement?

It’s an age-old question that’s stumped many couples throughout the years. Learn the facts about prenuptial agreements and the options available to you.
By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

Complex Divorce: What to Do When Your Spouse is Also Your Business Partner

The changing business landscape has made it possible to have the best of all worlds: living and working with a person you love and to whom you are married. However, when irreconcilable differences force the end of a romantic union, the future of a mutually-built business can be put in jeopardy.
By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney