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Florida Family Law Resources

-  Divorce in Florida - a Consumer Pamphlet from the Florida Bar
-  Shared Parenting after Divorce - a Consumer Pamphlet from the Florida Bar
-  Florida Statutes, Ch 61 - Dissolution of Marriage; Support; Custody
-  Domestic Relations and Domestic Violence Statutes
-  Repeat, Sexual and Dating Violence Statutes
-  Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act

   Family Law Question: Is it true that I can lose half of everything I own in a divorce? 

   If a couple enters a marriage without a pre-marital property settlement agreement, generally, all assets and liabilities obtained during the marriage belong to the couple equally. Exceptions include non-interspousal gifts, inheritances, and other acquisitions identified in the law. Assets and liabilities obtained by someone prior to a marriage generally remain non-marital, and assets and income derived from non-marital assets and income do not become marital property.

*Note: The information provided above is not intended to resolve any person’s particular legal concerns. The specific details of each person’s case may affect the applicability of the information provided below to a person’s specific concerns. Also, laws change from time to time, and the information provided below may not be current at the time it is read. For legal information on your specific concerns, you may contact us at (954) 964-8107 or Contact@LawAndMediationLLC.com.

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