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On Behalf of Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Dec 19, 2019 | Family Law
When people get married and begin living together, they make a conscious decision. There is a defined day when one partner moves in or when they both move into a new house together. Cohabitation, the process by which people live together without getting married, is...
On Behalf of Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Dec 15, 2019 | Firm News
After holiday festivities conclude, divorce filings tend to spike. If you have been putting off ending your marriage, you may use the first part of 2020 to begin a new life. Fortunately, you likely do not have to start from scratch. That is, Florida law allows you to...
On Behalf of Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Dec 12, 2019 | Child Custody
If you are a father who is facing divorce, the most important thing that you can do for your child's future is to make sure that you stay involved. Study after study has shown that children see many benefits from being around their fathers. It's best if they get at...
On Behalf of Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Dec 4, 2019 | Divorce
Your children may be young right now, but aren't you always thinking about their future? You're trying to figure out what you can do to give them as many advantages as possible. One aspect of this is to consider what examples you're setting for them. They are going to...
On Behalf of Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Nov 29, 2019 | Divorce
Do you assume that people who get married start up a joint bank account? While most people do, the number who do not share one account is higher than ever. Among millennials, for instance, a full 28% still have their own personal accounts after tying the knot. One...
On Behalf of Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Nov 21, 2019 | Child Custody
When most people think of child custody interference, they think about interference with the physical custody of the child. It could be something like refusing to exchange custody even though the schedule says they need to do so. It could mean taking the child out of...
On Behalf of Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Nov 18, 2019 | Firm News
When the state of Florida calculates how much you need to pay, or conversely, how much you should receive, in child support, it does so after assessing several factors. Generally, the court system will consider how much money you and your child’s other parent make....
On Behalf of Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Nov 13, 2019 | Divorce
Every state has a so-called "divorce capital" where you can find the highest divorce rate. It's much higher in some states than others, but you can identify that peak everywhere. If you're wondering what the divorce capital of Florida is, look no further. It is...
On Behalf of Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Nov 8, 2019 | Divorce
When you decide to get divorced, both you and your spouse agree that you want to put your children first. You know that they plan to attend college someday, and you want to help them financially. You would have done so while you were married and you still want to do...
On Behalf of Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Oct 31, 2019 | Child Custody
You know that divorce is not the end of your relationship with your children. You still get to see them half of the time. The other half of the time, they live with your ex. What worries you, though, is that you do not get to see them as often as you'd like. You fear...
