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Category: Marital and Family Law

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.
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.
Divorce can be complicated and confusing, especially when children are involved. Learn valuable information about how to protect yourself and your loved ones.
Should You Sign a Prenuptial Agreement?
Don’t accept hearsay and flat-out untruths. Discover accurate and relevant information about child custody.
Rice Law Firm attorneys, Phil Bonamo, Beth King and Paul Rice (pictured here from left to right), attended the annual marital and family law seminar sponsored by the Florida Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and the Florida Bar’s Family Law Section.
In my practice as a family law attorney, I have seen over the years where children have essentially been raised and their daily needs provided for by family members other than the child’s parents. It happens in a variety of different contexts, and the phrase “It Takes A Village” to raise a child is more and more prevalent in our society.