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Divorce Lawyer In Fort Lauderdale Reports Increase In Divorce Rate For Military Women

Many individuals hire a divorce lawyer in Broward when their spouse is deployed overseas as a result of military service. For women, their marriage is twice as likely to end in divorce then men and up to three times as likely for enlisted women. Approximately 220,000 women have been deployed…

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Child Custody Temporarily Changed Following Horrific Allegations Of Abuse

According to WPLG Local 10 News, Jorge Barahona, whose adopted daughter, Nubia, was found dead in the back of his pickup truck has been charged with attempted murder after her 10 year old twin brother, Victor Barahona, was found badly burned by a chemical in the same truck. The minor…

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Fort Lauderdale Lawyer’s Client Denied Child Custody After Child Sustains Head Injury

A Fort Lauderdale mother was awarded unsupervised time-sharing and visitation rights to her 11-month-old son. However, a Broward county General Magistrate denied her requested to regain full custody of her child. The court ordered the child, Charlie Costa, to stay with a new foster family in light of a recent…

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Broward Divorce Attorneys Face Danger In Courthouse When Man Enters With Weapon

The Sun Sentinel is reporting that a man entered the Broward County Courthouse today at 9:25 A.M., pointed a gun at his chest and demanded to speak to a judge about his divorce. After being informed about the situation, retired Circuit Judge Joel Lazarus agreed to speak to the man…

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Extra Burdens Adult Children Face When Their Parents Divorce

While divorce attorneys in Broward county often address the needs of minor children during the case, adults whose parents file for divorce after they have reached the age of majority may experience psychological difficulties in dealing with this matter. While the impact on younger children often includes invasion into a…

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MIami Dade Marital And Family Law Judge Reversed For Awarding $305,640 In Temporary Attorney’s Fees

In Higginbotham v. Higginbotham, the parties entered into a antenuptial agreement that limited the wife’s attorney’s fees to $5,000. The divorce court in Miami, Florida upheld the validity of the antenuptial agreement and subsequently awarded the wife $305,640 in temporary attorney’s fees and $18,963.16 in temporary costs. While the Third…

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