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How a Move Can Impact Non-Custodial or Joint Custody Agreements

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

Carefully crafted to balance the best interests of the child with the needs and rights of both parents, custody agreements provide families with structure after a divorce. That said, life changes such as a parental relocation can complicate matters. In Florida, a move can significantly impact non-custodial and joint custody agreements. Have a conversation… Read More »

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Paternity and When to Pursue DNA Testing in Florida

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

Establishing paternity is an essential legal step in many family situations, as it determines a child’s legal father. Whether for child support, custody, or inheritance rights, proving paternity can have far-reaching implications.  If both parents agree that the Father is the natural father of the child, DNA testing is not required, however, a Court… Read More »

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Do Potential Parents Hire Lawyers for Adoptions?

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

Adoption is often a wonderful way to expand a family, but the process can also be complex and filled with legal intricacies. In Florida, potential parents may choose to hire a Port St. Lucie family law attorney in order to be sure the process goes smoothly. Benefit of Legal Support for Different Types of… Read More »

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How Long Do Spouses Stay Separated?

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

In Port St. Lucie and across Florida, many couples choose to separate before making any final decisions about their marriage. Some reconcile, others transition toward divorce, and there are even spouses who decide to simply remain separated indefinitely. During the separation, a party may pursue Court Ordered support, unconnected to divorce and child support…. Read More »

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What to Expect During a Consultation with a Florida Family Lawyer

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

Scheduling a consultation with a Florida family lawyer can bring a mix of emotions. You may be excited to access professional advice about divorce, child custody, or another family-related legal matter, but you also may have some uncertainty surrounding what will happen and how you can prepare. When you meet with a Port St…. Read More »

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5 Life Changes That Could Lead to a Support Payment Change

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

Life is full of unexpected shifts, and sometimes those changes impact your ability to meet, or justify, child support obligations. If this is true for you, talk to a Port St. Lucie family law attorney about how evolving circumstances may necessitate modifications to child support arrangements, whether through legal action or amicable negotiation. Job… Read More »

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The Importance of Connecting with Support During a Divorce

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

Divorce impacts every aspect of your life, it is common to experience financial, emotional, and mental effects. As you navigate the complexities of ending a marriage in the state of Florida, it’s essential to recognize that you don’t have to go through it alone. By connecting with a strong support network, you can navigate… Read More »

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Top 10 Questions to Address in a Prenup

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

For many Florida couples, a prenuptial agreement is a tool to ensure that both parties enter a marriage with clear expectations. Prenups are particularly helpful when there are significant assets, children from a previous relationship, or substantial debts. A Port St. Lucie family law attorney can guide you through common prenup questions. What Are… Read More »

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Am I Protected by Common Law Rules?

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Wondering about common law marriage protections is common for long-term couples, particularly if they’ve been together for years without formalizing their union through a legal ceremony. In some states, common law marriage offers an unmarried couple the same rights and protections as a married couple, but that is not true in the state of… Read More »

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Signs That It Might Be Time to Separate

By Baginski Brandt & Brandt |

Deciding to separate from a partner is never easy, but staying in a Florida relationship that brings more lows than highs can be emotionally draining. When you recognize signs that it might be time to separate, know that there are professionals who can provide support. For instance, a Port St. Lucie family law attorney… Read More »

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