Family Law

Social Media and Divorce: Protect your interests

By idavila - 30th January 2012

Over three quarters of the attorneys surveyed in an American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) study said they had seen an increase in cases involving evidence gleaned from...

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Parents: You are going through a divorce, Not your children

By Ingrid Hooglander - 24th September 2011

Parents going through a divorce need to remember that their words and actions have a direct impact on their children during a divorce.   Remember – you are going...

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Top 9 Presumptions Made by Florida Courts in Divorce Cases

By Ingrid Hooglander - 21st September 2011

Florida divorce law contains many presumptions. A presumption assumes one simple fact from the existence of another fact. Presumptions are a good way to make it easier to...

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50% of American Marriages End in Divorce…Not Exactly.

By Ingrid Hooglander - 15th September 2011

What is the current divorce rate in America? On a regular basis, I overhear many people discuss the American divorce rate as 50%.  Although this statistic will likely...

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Divorce and Children: Guidelines for Parents

By Ingrid Hooglander - 26th July 2011

For children, divorce is often stressful, heartbreaking, and complicated. At any age, children may experience uncertainty about what life is going to be like, or upset at the...

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Florida Family Law: How Can A Parenting Coordinator Help Me?

By Ingrid Hooglander - 12th July 2011

Getting a divorce is rarely an easy task.  When it comes to divorcing with children, many parents become so emotionally involved, that it is hard for them to...

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Florida Domestic Violence Injunctions: Protection from Violence

By Ingrid Hooglander - 29th June 2011

Domestic Violence Injunctions get a bad rap…  That’s because in large part, they are used as a means in a game played by soon to be exes in...

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Florida Child Support Guidelines and Calculator

By Ingrid Hooglander - 20th June 2011

Every day, our Brandon Family Law office receives calls from concerned parents in relation to child support. A child support order tells the parents what they must do...

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A Cautionary Tale: Divorce Leads to High Emotions

By Ingrid Hooglander - 1st June 2011

Heightened Emotions during a divorce can lead to Abuse All too often when clients are first dealing with the throes of divorce or separation, the emotions involved run...

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Why does anyone agree to premarital agreements in Florida?

By Ingrid Hooglander - 26th May 2011

Reasons for having Florida Premarital Agreements People aiming to marry usepremarital agreements for a variety of reasons, a few of which may very well be interrelated. Premarital agreements...

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