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navigating divorce in volusia county
Going through a divorce is hard. Emotionally, financially, and logistically. The last thing you need is a legal battle where you have to prove your spouse did something wrong. Thankfully, if you are in Volusia County, Florida’s no fault divorce laws are designed to make the process easier and less stressful. Whether you live in Daytona Beach, DeLand, or anywhere nearby, understanding how these laws work can give you clarity during a difficult time.
By Rice Law
Summer Time-Sharing

Most kids can hardly wait for summer break. They look forward to sleeping in a bit, spending time with friends, having fun at the beach or theme parks, and going on vacation. Without the daily structure provided by school, summer time-sharing can present challenges for many parents and some extra difficulties for families experiencing divorce […]

By Serena Baldacchino, Daytona Family Lawyer
New Criminal Laws Image

With the recent end to the Florida legislative session, the Governor of Florida has signed into law 174 bills sent to him for review and approval. Several of the news laws, which will take effect either July 1 or October 1 of this year, deal with criminal law statutes. A few of the new criminal […]

By Philip Bonamo, Daytona Criminal Attorney
Ejectment Blog Photo

In Florida, when an individual occupies or otherwise possesses real property and refuses to vacate, the typical remedy is to file an eviction or unlawful detainer action to recover possession. However, when that person claims some legal or equitable right to the property, the appropriate legal remedy is an action for ejectment. Ejectment is distinct […]

By Jena Conley, Daytona Beach Attorney
Older Couple Having Relationship Issues

The “silent divorce” or “quiet divorce” are relatively new phrases to describe a not-so-new phenomenon: A legally married couple still living together, but who has lost the emotional bond they once shared. Unlike the frequent arguing, anger, and extreme emotions which precipitate many divorces, some couples just slowly drift apart while the bond between them […]

By Serena Baldacchino, Daytona Family Lawyer
volusia county divorce

Our team at Rice Law Firm understands that divorce constitutes one of life’s most difficult transitions. We strive to help our clients through the twists and turns of this complex legal process while providing empathetic representation every step of the way. Are you curious what to expect in the process of preparing to dissolve your […]

By Paul E Rice, Jr. - Board Certified Divorce Attorney

Navigating child custody matters can be one of the most emotionally challenging experiences for parents in Volusia County. When the well-being of your children and your relationship with them is at stake, having experienced legal representation becomes not just helpful, but essential. A knowledgeable Volusia County attorney specializing in family law can make all the […]

By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

Choosing the right Volusia family law attorney for your divorce can significantly impact the outcome of your case and your future. The divorce process in Volusia County involves complex legal procedures, emotional challenges, and important decisions that will affect you and your family for years to come. Before you entrust your divorce case to a […]

By Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

An Enhanced Life Estate Deed, commonly referred to as a Lady Bird Deed, is an advantageous legal instrument that automatically transfers real property to a designated beneficiary upon the owner’s death. This deed allows the owner to maintain full control over the property during their lifetime while avoiding the need for probate to transfer ownership […]

By Jena Conley, Daytona Beach Attorney

A deed is a crucial legal document in real estate transactions, serving as the instrument which transfers property ownership from one party to another. Deeds are also used to provide a clear record of the transfer of ownership interest. It is important to ensure that a deed is properly drafted, executed, and recorded to avoid […]

By Jena Conley, Daytona Beach Attorney