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What Are Common Grounds For Divorce In Florida?
Like many other states, Florida has put an end to using fault as a ground for divorce, known legally as …
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Can My Parenting Plan Be Modified Post-Divorce In Florida?
The answer is yes, but modifying a parenting plan can be complicated in Florida. Even if both parents agree to …
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How do I know if I have a wrongful death case in Florida?
First of all, it’s important to realize that even if a wrongful death case exists, Florida statute dictates …
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How do I know if medical malpractice caused my loved one’s stroke in Florida?
Strokes are common and can lead to catastrophic damage if not managed appropriately. Thankfully, standards in …
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How Do I Know If My Insurance Offer Is Fair After An Injury In Florida?
Unfortunately, the truth is that Floridians who suffer injuries likely won’t know whether their insurance …
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How Do I know If My Florida Criminal Defense Attorney Is Good?
There are many good criminal defense attorneys, but there are four key factors in determining which attorney …
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How does fault matter in a Florida auto accident?
Florida is a “no-fault” insurance state, but the fair attribution of fault after an auto accident can …
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How Do I Protect My Right To Record A Claim Of Lien Against Property In Florida?
In Florida, some involved in the construction industry (lienors) have the right to record a claim of lien, …
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How do I sue for wrongful death at a nursing home in Florida?
Despite whatever care and safety a nursing home might promise, the fact of the matter is that nursing home neglect …
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Who is responsible for damages if I was injured while using Uber or Lyft in Florida?
Rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are still a relatively new experience but have gained massive popularity for …
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What happens if I don't pay Florida Sales Tax as a business owner?
While Florida business owners may take a lot of pride and joy in their ventures, they also must contend with a lot …
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What Steps Should I Take After A Florida Truck Accident?
An accident with a truck is much different than a typical car accident. These crashes more often lead to …
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What kinds of compensation can injury victims get in Florida?
After an accident in Florida, a victim and his or her family can seek several types of compensation to make up for …
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What should I do in Florida after a minor car accident?
After a minor motor vehicle accident in Florida, it is important for you to do two things: hire an attorney who …
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How do no-fault or PIP benefits apply to my Florida car accident?
Florida is a no-fault insurance state. In the event of a car accident, your insurance company is required by law …
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How do I file a restraining order in Broward County, Florida?
If you are asking this question, you may have been threatened with violence, or have been subject to physical …
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Can I Sue For A Wrongful Death In Florida?
Yes in many cases. Losing a loved one in a wrongful death in Florida may be devastating and incredibly …
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Is a non-compete agreement enforceable in Florida?
Under Florida law, non-compete agreements may be enforced by the employer so long as they are reasonable with …
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Can I Sue A Company For Wrongful Termination In Florida?
Under Florida law, in the absence of civil service regulations for public employees, a union collective bargaining …
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How long do I have to bring a medical malpractice claim against a Florida health care provider?
As with most types of crimes, the law imposes a “statute of limitations” for medical malpractice. …
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How Is Medical Malpractice Proven In Florida?
A medical malpractice case in Florida is much different than a motor vehicle crash, slip and fall or another type …
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What Should I Look For When Hiring A Florida Accident Attorney?
Going through a motor vehicle accident that results in serious injuries is a difficult process to navigate. The …
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In Florida, What Should I Look For In A Wrongful Death Attorney?
Experiencing the death of a loved one in a fatal accident is one of the most difficult things to face. While no …
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Can I Sue A Hospital For Bedsores In Florida?
Yes, you can sue a hospital if the hospital’s negligence leads to a patient suffering harm from bedsores.It …
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Can I Sue An Assisted Living Facility For Elder Abuse In Florida?
Yes, you can sue an assisted living facility (ALF) when the staff’s abuse or negligence cause harm to an …
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Can I Sue A Nursing Home For Elder Abuse In Florida?
Yes, you can sue a nursing home for abuse or neglect that results in harm to an elderly resident. Nursing …
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Is it a good idea to choose a family member as executor or trustee of my estate in Florida?
Each family needs to weigh the pros and cons of their own situation when deciding who should serve as executor or …
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Can you bring a claim in Florida to challenge wrongdoing by a trustee or executor?
The simple answer to this question is yes.Personal representatives or executors have a fiduciary duty to act in …
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How do you determine marital and nonmarital assets and liabilities in Florida divorce cases?
In all Florida divorce cases, marital and nonmarital assets and liabilities are defined in Florida Statute Section …
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Do Emergency Room Errors Count As Medical Malpractice In Florida?
Yes, emergency room error is medical malpractice. All medical care providers in Florida, from nurses to …
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Do I need a lawyer for worker's compensation case in Florida?
Yes because there are two benefits, and only two benefits, which you receive in a workers' …
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How do I get the medical care I need in a worker's compensation case in Florida?
In Florida, all workers' compensation cases begin by asking your employer for medical care for an …
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How long may I receive worker’s compensation medical benefits in Florida?
In Florida, Worker’s compensation medical benefits are to be provided to allow you to recover from your work …
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How do I value a business in a Florida divorce or family law for purposes of equitable distribution or property division…?
In Florida, a business or corporation is part of equitable distribution or property division pursuant to Florida …
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What is equitable distribution or property division in a Florida divorce?
In all Florida divorce cases, the division of assets and liabilities, which is called equitable distribution, …
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