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COVID-19
During this difficult time, at the Lasky Law Firm we are implementing every possible measure to ensure safety for our present and future clients as well as our employees. We will continue to remain compliant with all health related recommendations. Our employees are monitored and only those who are healthy will work. Additionally, we… Read More »
Adult Dependent Children
In Florida, parties who have children and divorce have to consider child support. Child support is generally ordered through a child’s majority but it may be extended through high school graduation so long as the child is in high school, attending in good faith with a reasonable expectation of graduation on or before the… Read More »
Cindy L. Lasky Recognized by the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys™ 10 Best Female Attorneys 2019
The legal team at Lasky Law Firm is proud to announce that our leading attorney, Cindy L. Lasky, has been honored by the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys™ (AIOFLA) on their 10 Best Female Attorneys for Client Satisfaction in 2019. We are ecstatic about Cindy’s admirable achievement as AIFLO recognizes the hard work,… Read More »
Divorce at the end of the Calendar Year
Many couples file divorces near the end of the calendar year. There are no particular advantages or disadvantages to parties who file at this time; however, there are a few financial matters to consider. First, if couples file in states that do not recognize a technical “legal separation,” then the couples have to consider… Read More »
Alternatives to Divorce
Many couples reach a stage in the marriage where they want to be apart, i.e., to cease living together; however, they see financial benefits to remaining legally married. When this is the case, there are options. It is true that Florida is not technically a legal separation statue but again, there are options. The… Read More »
Separation in Florida
Technically, Florida is not a “legal separation” state. Many states require that married couple separate for a specific period of time before a final judgment of divorce will be entered. Even in the “separation states,” there are generally exceptions to the separation requirements, such as cases of infidelity or domestic violence. In Florida, many… Read More »
Same Sex Divorces in Florida
Many people are unaware of the present law as it relates to same-sex marriages and divorces in Florida. At this time, all states, including Florida, recognize same-sex marriages and divorces. Same Sex Divorce In Florida Same-sex couples can file for divorce and obtain a divorce in the same manner as all other couples. The… Read More »
Divorce and Adultery
One of the most common issues in divorce is infidelity, typically referred to as “adultery.” We are often asked many questions about adultery. This is because many clients believe that adultery is a crime. That is not the case pursuant to Florida law; however, although it is not listed as an offense under the… Read More »
Support Obligations for Adult Handicapped Children
In Florida, parties who have children and divorce have to consider child support. It is generally ordered through a child’s majority but it may be extended through high school graduation so long as the child is in high school, attending in good faith with a reasonable expectation of graduation on or before the child’s… Read More »
What if I don’t want a divorce . . .
In Florida, the Court will grant a divorce even if only one spouse wants the divorce. In fact, Florida is a “no fault” divorce state which means that a divorce will be granted without an allegation or finding of fault by either spouse. With this in mind, what happens if one of the spouses… Read More »