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Does Domestic Violence Affect a Divorce Settlement in Florida?
TL;DR Domestic violence can impact child custody, alimony, and even property division during a Florida divorce. Judges prioritize the child’s safety—evidence or convictions of DV often lead to sole custody for the non-abusive parent. DV may influence alimony if abuse affects a spouse’s health, income, or ability to work. Property division remains equitable, but… Read More »
Can I Set Aside a Divorce Settlement Agreement?
TL;DR Courts are reluctant to set aside divorce settlement agreements unless there are serious issues like fraud, misrepresentation, coercion, or major changes in circumstances. Agreements can sometimes be vacated before final judgment if they no longer serve a child’s best interest or financial situations shift significantly. After final judgment, setting aside an agreement is… Read More »