If the party does not have a will the first step is to look at the probate statute. The statute will tell you how the property will pass. This could mean the property will go to a spouse, children or to parents. The Orlando probate attorneys of Veliz Katz Law can assist with all your probate needs and questions.
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If the Mother Has Sole Custody, Does the Father Pay Child Support?
The subject of sole custody and child support is a common concern for parents going through a separation or divorce. When the mother is granted sole custody, many wonder about the father’s financial responsibilities toward the child. If the mother has sole custody, the father is typically required to pay child support to help cover […]
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Many people wonder if—and when—they can change the terms of a divorce decree after the court has finalized it. The time you have to amend a divorce decree varies, but some modifications may need to be requested within a specific time frame, such as appealing an order, while other changes like child custody or support […]
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How Far Behind in Child Support Before a Warrant is Issued in Florida?
Understanding when a Florida child support warrant might be issued is crucial for anyone navigating the child support system. In Florida, a warrant can be issued if a parent falls more than four months behind on child support payments and owes at least $2,500 in missed payments. This threshold triggers serious actions from child support […]
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