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Monthly Archives: February 2019

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Can You Be Awarded Assets in a Divorce Before the Case is Finalized?

By The Pawlowski//Mastrilli Law Group |

You are likely aware that as a general rule, in a Florida divorce, assets will be divided (though not necessarily equally between the parties), and some property may even be ordered to be sold or liquidated with the proceeds going to each party as determined by the judge. However, like any type of case,… Read More »

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Are Roundabouts the Key to Making the Roads Safer?

By The Pawlowski//Mastrilli Law Group |

Cities are always trying to figure out how they can reduce the number of car accidents within their borders. Passing new laws or making them more restrictive can help in certain situations–for example, DUI laws or those restricting the use of cellphones while driving. But the bigger issue is how to design traffic flow… Read More »

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Can Parties Agree to Waive Child Support?

By The Pawlowski//Mastrilli Law Group |

When parties get divorced with minor children, there is a great deal of negotiation that goes on between them. Give and take is part of the negotiation process and is generally a good thing, that courts favor. The less fighting that parents do during the divorce, the easier it is on the minor children…. Read More »

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Pay Attention to Your Financial Affidavits

By The Pawlowski//Mastrilli Law Group |

In almost every kind of family law case, parties are required to fill out and complete financial affidavits. These are detailed accountings of income of every source and property that you may own. Many people fill these forms out haphazardly, or don’t fill them out at all, either out of laziness, or in a… Read More »

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Things to Know Before Dividing Marital Debt

By The Pawlowski//Mastrilli Law Group |

When you are drafting a prenuptial agreement, or if you are negotiating a marital settlement agreement, when it comes to property, there may be a lot of fighting over who gets what. Everyone wants items of value (or payouts to represent what the other spouse is getting). Often however, little thought is given to… Read More »

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Grandparents Have Limited Rights to Custody and Time-Sharing

By The Pawlowski//Mastrilli Law Group |

When we think of custody battles, we often think of them in terms of mom or dad having rights to raise or house the children. But what about grandparents? There are instances when grandparents may provide a more loving, caring, and nurturing environment than one or both parents. Grandparents Historically Have Few Rights For… Read More »

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What is a QDRO in a Divorce Case and Do You Need One?

By The Pawlowski//Mastrilli Law Group |

When we think of dividing property in a divorce, we often think of dividing our stuff. We consider who will get the house, the cars, the furniture, and perhaps the family business. We don’t give much thought to things that we have earned now, during the marriage, but which we won’t get to enjoy… Read More »

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Lessons to be Learned from Amazon’s Jeff Bezos’ Divorce

By The Pawlowski//Mastrilli Law Group |

Amazon owner and founder Jeff Bezos is getting a divorce. It is likely that the divorce of the richest man in the world is different than your divorce, but there are still lessons to be learned from what the Bezos’ are going through. Prenuptial Agreements The rumor is that the Bezos’ did not have… Read More »

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