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What Is “Mental Health Treatment”? Florida #divorce statutes don’t define it. So, how can #collaborativedivorce teams work through parents' consent to mental health treatment for their child? Read: https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/what-is-mental-health-treatment. Photo by Asdrubal Luna (Unsplash). #mentalhealth
Florida law protects divorcing spouses by voiding upon entry of a final judgment of dissolution of marriage provisions of a will a married person made that “affect” a former spouse. Photo by @Juanmount (Unsplash).
Read more at: https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/automatic-revocation-of-will-provisions-that-affect-an-ex-spouse-on-divorce_
Collaborative Family Law Agreements: Protecting a Child's Future Best Interests. A trial judge has no crystal ball to determine if parenting plan changes, triggered by future events, would be in your child’s best interests. Read more at https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/collaborative-family-law-agreements-protecting-a-childs-future-best-interests
A Parenting Plan governs time-sharing arrangements and decisions parents must make for the minor child. A judge may, but doesn't have to, approve a parenting plan you and the child's other parent agree on. But what about modifying it? Read more: https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/collaborative-family-law-agreements-parenting-plan-basics
Figuring out what’s in the marital pot and what’s out can be challenging. Here’s help from SCL_collaborate. #FACP2021Tampa in 12 days https://twitter.com/SCL_Collaborate/status/1396257374558728194
As you and your collaborative divorce team develop options for allocating the nonmarital and marital value of accounts you or your spouse brought into the marriage, the team may find this free #calculator useful. https://lnkd.in/eJq9SEa
#collaborativedivorce #CDFA #divorce
Try this free Florida family law case search tool.
A corporation or trust a spouse names in a Florida divorce may consider challenging allegations in the family law pleading. If the allegations fall short, the corporation or trust may seek dismissal. Read more:
https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/family-law-pleadings-must-allege-basis-for-personal-jurisdiction-over-the-entity
#divorce #businesslaw
In collaborative divorce, parents may explore protocols for their child’s mental health treatment. How may parents clarify their intent about mental health treatment for their child? Read more at: https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/collaborative-practice-shared-parental-responsibility-for-health-care
#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #divorce
Can you build into your parenting plan modifications for events you anticipate? As you collaborate with your child’s other parent, what creative ideas might you propose to include in your final judgment and its contents? Read more: https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/can-contingencies-parents-build-into-their-parenting-plans-be-modifications #collaborativedivorce
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What Is “Mental Health Treatment”? Florida #divorce statutes don’t define it. So, how can #collaborativedivorce teams work through parents' consent to mental health treatment for their child? Read: https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/what-is-mental-health-treatment. Photo by Asdrubal Luna (Unsplash). #mentalhealth
Florida law protects divorcing spouses by voiding upon entry of a final judgment of dissolution of marriage provisions of a will a married person made that “affect” a former spouse. Photo by @Juanmount (Unsplash).
Read more at: https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/automatic-revocation-of-will-provisions-that-affect-an-ex-spouse-on-divorce_
Collaborative Family Law Agreements: Protecting a Child's Future Best Interests. A trial judge has no crystal ball to determine if parenting plan changes, triggered by future events, would be in your child’s best interests. Read more at https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/collaborative-family-law-agreements-protecting-a-childs-future-best-interests
A Parenting Plan governs time-sharing arrangements and decisions parents must make for the minor child. A judge may, but doesn't have to, approve a parenting plan you and the child's other parent agree on. But what about modifying it? Read more: https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/collaborative-family-law-agreements-parenting-plan-basics
Figuring out what’s in the marital pot and what’s out can be challenging. Here’s help from SCL_collaborate. #FACP2021Tampa in 12 days https://twitter.com/SCL_Collaborate/status/1396257374558728194
As you and your collaborative divorce team develop options for allocating the nonmarital and marital value of accounts you or your spouse brought into the marriage, the team may find this free #calculator useful. https://lnkd.in/eJq9SEa
#collaborativedivorce #CDFA #divorce
Try this free Florida family law case search tool.
A corporation or trust a spouse names in a Florida divorce may consider challenging allegations in the family law pleading. If the allegations fall short, the corporation or trust may seek dismissal. Read more:
https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/family-law-pleadings-must-allege-basis-for-personal-jurisdiction-over-the-entity
#divorce #businesslaw
In collaborative divorce, parents may explore protocols for their child’s mental health treatment. How may parents clarify their intent about mental health treatment for their child? Read more at: https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/collaborative-practice-shared-parental-responsibility-for-health-care
#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #divorce
Can you build into your parenting plan modifications for events you anticipate? As you collaborate with your child’s other parent, what creative ideas might you propose to include in your final judgment and its contents? Read more: https://www.sampsoncollaborativelaw.com/can-contingencies-parents-build-into-their-parenting-plans-be-modifications #collaborativedivorce