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#DivorceFAQ: Is Florida a community property state?
Florida is not a community property state. Florida is an equitable distribution state, and marital property is divided equitably or fairly between divorcing spouses.
#DivorceFAQ: Can you be ordered to pay alimony in Florida?
Fla. Stat § 61.08 permits a judge to order 4 kinds of alimony, bridge-the-gap alimony, rehabilitative alimony, durational alimony & permanent alimony.
#DivorceFAQ: How does child support work with shared responsibility in Florida?
Florida employs a Child Support Guidelines Worksheet, which is dependent on the parties’ income, percentage time-sharing, health insurance, and costs of daycare and uncovered medical expenses.
#DivorceFAQ: Who will get custody of our child?
Both parents must share responsibility and adhere to a parental responsibility plan either by order of the court or by agreement. Only in extreme cases will a parent be excluded from time-sharing.
#DivorceFAQ: Is Florida a community property state?
Florida is not a community property state. Florida is an equitable distribution state, and marital property is divided equitably or fairly between divorcing spouses.
#DivorceFAQ: How long do you have to reside in Florida to file for #divorce here?
To file for divorce in Florida, one of the parties to the marriage must reside in the state for six months before the filing of the petition. Fla. Stat. § 61.021.
#DivorceFAQ: Who will get custody of our child?
Both parents must share responsibility and adhere to a parental responsibility plan either by order of the court or by agreement. Only in extreme cases will a parent be excluded from time-sharing.
#DivorceFAQ: Is Florida a No-Fault Divorce state?
Yes. You may be granted a divorce if your marriage is “irretrievably broken”, or if one of the parties has been declared mentally incapacitated by a judge at least 3 yrs before filing Fla. Stat. § 61.052.
#DivorceFAQ: Is Florida a community property state?
Florida is not a community property state. Florida is an equitable distribution state, and marital property is divided equitably or fairly between divorcing spouses.
#DivorceFAQ: How does child support work with shared responsibility in Florida?
Florida employs a Child Support Guidelines Worksheet, which is dependent on the parties’ income, percentage time-sharing, health insurance, and costs of daycare and uncovered medical expenses.
#DivorceFAQ: Who will get custody of our child?
Both parents must share responsibility and adhere to a parental responsibility plan either by order of the court or by agreement. Only in extreme cases will a parent be excluded from time-sharing.
#DivorceFAQ: Can you be ordered to pay alimony in Florida?
Fla. Stat § 61.08 permits a judge to order 4 kinds of alimony, bridge-the-gap alimony, rehabilitative alimony, durational alimony & permanent alimony.
#DivorceFAQ: Is Florida a No-Fault Divorce state?
Yes. You may be granted a divorce if your marriage is “irretrievably broken”, or if one of the parties has been declared mentally incapacitated by a judge at least 3 yrs before filing Fla. Stat. § 61.052.
#DivorceFAQ: How long do you have to reside in Florida to file for #divorce here?
To file for divorce in Florida, one of the parties to the marriage must reside in the state for six months before the filing of the petition. Fla. Stat. § 61.021.
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