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great place to go if you need advice... very nice people there .. very helpful.

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Phone: (407) 207-8060

Address: 1500 S Semoran Blvd, Orlando, FL 32807

Website: http://www.astridvellonlaw.com/contact

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Divorce
Child Support
This is a common misconception, and it causes a multitude of problems. Child support is a completely separate issue from visitation. If a noncustodial spouse does not pay child support, the custodial spouse cannot withhold visitation. The reverse is also true: if a spouse withholds visitation, that doesn’t authorize the noncustodial spouse to withhold child support. Although they both concern the children of the marriage, they are two separate issues with different rules and standards, and one has no bearing on the other. The appropriate sanction for failure to supply either visitation or child support is up to a court.
Child Custody and Visitation
It’s not a stretch to imagine that a process in which parties hash out an agreement with the assistance of an individual trained to help them collaborate produces better outcomes than a purely adversarial process. Parties are encouraged to find common ground in a mediation, rather than fight for ground. A study referenced earlier shows that there “significantly more joint legal custody awards” in mediation than in litigation. Overall, couples who mediate divorce, child custody and other family law issues wind up with far higher rates of compliance with the agreements made in those mediations than those who litigate, even long-term. Cases involving children result in much more stable households post-divorce when parents mediate. Outcomes are far more positive all-around.
Adoption
Guardianship
Spousal Support
While this may have been somewhat true in the past because of traditional family roles, times are changing. Women have made their mark on the workforce. More and more men are stay-at-home dads. Spousal support is meant to provide support in the instance of a serious income imbalance when one spouse provides nonmonetary support to the relationship instead of acting as a breadwinner.
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DUI/DWI
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Bankruptcy
Part 7 of the U.S. Insolvency Code is a type of chapter 11 for individuals with extremely constrained pay. To fit the bill for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you need to breeze through a methods assessment that shows your pay falls beneath a number set by your state. To discover increasingly about the methods test and your state’s salary levels, visit the Department of Justice site.
Foreclosure
Typically, applicants are borrowers suffering financial hardship who are in danger of stumbling from default (that is, behind in his/her payments) headlong into foreclosure.

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