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Category: Divorce & Family Law

The tiniest of words can have the greatest consequence. An appellate court recently ruled that the word “a,” the smallest of words in the English language, could (and in fact did) mean the difference of a million and a half dollars.
One of the many considerations with which you’ll be faced is making the best time-sharing schedule choices for your children or minor dependents. Deciding on a custodial parent is part of that process. The custodial parent is the individual who has either sole physical custody of minor children or the person with whom youth reside for the majority of their time. Here’s what you need to know about being named a custodial parent:
You don’t have to stand for the spread of misinformation and lies. Know your rights when it comes to online attacks by an ex-spouse.
Don’t get caught in a sticky situation. Learn how to protect yourself and your business during divorce proceedings with these tips.
In a December 2018 opinion, a Florida appeals court upheld a trial court’s denial of the former husband’s request to terminate his permanent alimony obligation after his ex-wife remarried. Normally, permanent alimony terminates upon the remarriage or death of the receiving spouse per Florida Statute 61.08.
Ensure fair divorce proceedings through open and honest communication. Learn how you can get valuable assistance during your divorce.
It’s possible to navigate through divorce confusion while keeping children’s best interests at heart. Learn more with this advice.
Rice Law Firm attorneys, Jarett de Paula, Beth King, Paul Rice and Phil Bonamo attended the annual marital and family law seminar sponsored by the Florida Bar's Family Law Section and the Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
When you have to move, what happens to your minor children? Use this insight to discover your rights as a parent.
Paul Rice chaired the quarterly meeting of the Volusia County Bar Association's Family Law Section at the Volusia County Courthouse in Deland, Florida on January 24, 2019.