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Author: Philip J. Bonamo, Esq. - Florida Board Certified Criminal Trial Law Attorney

Many co-parents are familiar with the questions raised by the summertime—like where your child will spend their break from school, who will care for them while you or your co-parent is at work, and many more. Now, COVID-19 is bringing even more questions to the table—but fortunately, your trusted Daytona Beach divorce lawyers are here to help you approach every obstacle ahead with the confidence and clarity you deserve.
Many people across the nation and the world enjoy timeshares. This is where you partly own a property in another locale where you can spend time, usually at least once a year, and for a set period of time. But what happens to the timeshare when you and your spouse divorce? Since this is often considered a joint asset, you may have to make a decision on the shared property.
There’s no “rule book” to life, and there are often instances in the past that people feel might come back to haunt their present and future situations. One of those considerations is how a felony conviction could affect child custody. Depending on the offense, you’re not necessarily out of luck in this regard.

There are many reasons why you might be placed on probation. In most cases, the court will require certain actions from you, which are commonly known as “special conditions” of probation. Those special conditions couldinclude attending sessions on education, performing community service, attending drug or alcohol counseling, and more. You’ll also likely be required to […]

All assets of a marriage are reviewed during a dissolution of marriage, including digital funds, as part of what is referred to as equitable distribution. Though not necessarily new, cryptocurrency has seen massive interest in recent years. You may have heard of Bitcoin, which remains the most popular format. While there are benefits to owning cryptocurrency, equitable distribution of assets during a divorce can become complicated when such is involved. That’s why you need by your side Ormond Beach attorneys who understand the changing landscape of finances as they pertain to a dissolution of marriage.
You may have heard the term ‘double-jeopardy.’ It’s based on the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which states that “no person shall be subject for the same offense, or be put twice in jeopardy of life or limb.” However, there are times when you could be forced to appear in court multiple times, surrounding the same crime.
Separation from your spouse can be a confusing and emotionally-charged time. You may have heard that legal separation does not exist in Florida. That's not entirely true. While there is not a procedure to file for Legal Separation from your spouse in Florida, there are ways to live apart from your spouse without actually filing for a dissolution of marriage if you do not feel that the marriage is irretrievably broken.
Don’t let your past negatively impact your future. By securing a dynamic criminal defense attorney, you can get your life back. Find out more with this guidance.
Avoid confusion and ensure everyone is on the same page by fully preparing yourself for upcoming divorce proceedings. Learn everything you need to know through these tips.
Divorce can take an emotional toll on children. Help kids avoid confusion and frustration through open communication and clear explanation. Get started with this advice.