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Following a difficult divorce involving child custody, often with bitter recriminations, communicating with your former spouse can be very difficult if not impossible. This may be true even after a negotiated settlement. However, Florida law requires both parents to share parental responsibility in the vast majority of the cases, as opposed to awarding custody to
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Divorce is difficult. But, through a divorce, you can find a new, happy, and fulfilling life. In today’s blog post, we’re sharing five important lessons you’ll learn as you go through your divorce. Don’t Let Fear Control You. If divorce has you feeling fear, you’re not alone. Fear can be a crippling factor prior to,
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