Dale L. Bernstein, Chartered Law Office Blog

• Can Grandparents Obtain Visitation Rights?
  Aug 6, 2020
  In the event of a death, divorce, or other unforeseen event, grandparents might find themselves without access to their grandchildren. Of course, this ...
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• Modifying Alimony Due to COVID-19
  Jul 21, 2020
  The COVID-19 pandemic is creating a great many challenges for many of us. If you were recently laid off, furloughed, or otherwise experienced a ...
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• How to Tell Your Children You’re Getting Divorced
  Jul 7, 2020
  Divorce is a challenging experience for spouses and, if they have children, it is exceptionally more difficult for them to cope with. How you choose ...
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• Documents You Should Collect to Prepare for Your Divorce
  Jun 22, 2020
  In addition to being an emotionally challenging process, divorce is also quite complex and involves a substantial amount of paperwork. Once you make ...
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• Debunking the Most Common Divorce Myths
  Jun 2, 2020
  If this is your first divorce, you likely have a lot of preconceived thoughts about the process, which were heavily influenced by family, friends, or ...
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• Mistakes You Should Avoid During Your Divorce
  May 19, 2020
  Coming to the realization that your marriage can no longer continue is heartbreaking no matter who makes the first move and initiates the process. Not ...
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• Rebuilding Trust with Your Co-Parent
  May 6, 2020
  Co-parenting with your former spouse can be a tough task for the recently divorced. You will have to relearn how to collaborate and work together to ...
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• Is Common Law Marriage Recognized in Florida?
  Apr 28, 2020
  When a couple lives together for a substantial amount of time, they might choose to present themselves as married, which is also known as a common law ...
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