Marquez-Kelly Law

Separation  is causing serious stress to families across Florida, especially since parties involved have to settle child relocation issues. It is a burden to the couple and most especially the children. Studies show that Florida is one of the most stressed states in the United States of America since it is the highest when it comes to divorce rate. And the citizens of Florida have all the reason to be stressed when it comes to settling child custody disputes. How do you settle child relocation or change of domicile? There are a lot of things to consider under Florida law when it comes to requesting child change of domicile. The first thing that you have to do  is to contact a child relocation lawyer for advise and possible representation. In most  divorces  concerning children below the age of majority , a temporary order for guardianship, period of supervision, and child support is present and entered into during the time the custody case is filed. From t...

According to Paul Amato, a top divorce rate researcher in the US, he believes that between 42% and 45% of marriages in the US will end in divorce. That’s just statistics, however, likely to happen in the US. That’s why a divorce lawyer has a tough job. It can be emotionally draining at times for them, too. The law practice of a divorce attorney primarily centers on representing clients who are contemplating dissolving or divorcing their marriages. Depending on the type of case and its complexity, there is a wide variety of tasks that a divorce lawyer may perform such as helping to divide assets, settle spousal and child support issues, and making child custody arrangements. A divorce lawyer spends a great deal of time communicating with clients to illicit information about the case for motions and other paperwork that he or she has to then draft and file. In addition, the attorney must discuss the results of hearings and strategize about the next steps in the case. Because of the emo...

Divorce is a difficult chapter in a married couple’s life. Aside from all the matters that need to be settled, such as property division and support payments , another difficult task to be undertaken is talking to the children about it. Breaking the news to your kids can be a painful experience, which is why there is a need to do it with care. Here are some steps which can help you handle the situation tactfully. ·          Carefully consider what you will say . Any word that comes from you can have a lasting impact on your children, so it is best to practice beforehand what you will be telling them. Consider the important points that you need to impart and what your children need to hear. Rehearse this with your partner and be prepared for emotions or remarks that may arise during the announcement. This will help you manage your emotions better during the process. Also, be careful about the timing ; choose a time during which you thin...

There are certain matters that are considered to be very important and have to be carefully discussed in a divorce process. Often, these matters are concerned with the married couple’s rights to property and their responsibilities to their children as well as one spouse’s responsibility to the other. Issues regarding division of property and assets, as well as rights to alimony and child visitation , custody , and time-sharing are discussed and formalized through a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA). It is basically a binding contract about the divorce terms which are agreed upon by both parties. If the agreement is done well and both spouses agree on the terms provided, the court may honor the agreement provided that it is fair to the parties involved. The couple may not have to go to court. On the other hand, if the agreement is contested or one party refuses to sign it, the matter will have to be taken to court and the judge will have to make the decision. A Partial Marita...

During a divorce , there are many settlements that need to be done. Significant importance is placed upon the distribution of marital property, which must be fair and impartial among the parties involved. Before tackling Florida rulings regarding property division in divorce , here are some facts about marital and non-marital property: ·          Marital property . All the properties a couple acquires after marriage and until the date of division of properties are considered marital property. This can include real estate , bank accounts , appliances , and vehicles . There are some instances, however, that a property acquired during the marriage can be considered as non-marital, i.e. if it is given as a gift by a third party to a specific spouse only. ·          Non-marital property . Typically, non-marital property describes the property possessed by either party before the marriage . Also ter...

Marriage is a legally recognizant union of two individuals as lifetime partners and a ritually bond right and committed obligations between spouses and their biological or adopted children and consanguinity. But a stormy marital status is likely to end with a divorce in Florida. Florida divorce laws remain unconditional. Such laws state equitable distribution of all assets in a marriage-- any particular and all property acquired during the timeline of marital vows is subject to fair share with deeming factors such as adultery, abandonment or cruelty as adjudged by the Court. While there are considerable exceptions to the tenet, the court is empowered to divide property and liabilities but not limited to real property, bank accounts or investments, transport vehicles, credit card debts and retirement benefits. Dissolution of a marriage  is an emotionally taxing life encounter and a hard decision to carry on.  So get an immediate guidance, support and legal ...