P.E.A.C.E - 5 issues when getting a divorce | Family Law Attorney | Freeman, Goldis & Cash P.A.
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Freeman, Goldis & Cash P.A.
727.327.2258
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Saint Petersburg, Florida 33713
Child Custody | Divorce | Marital Property | Same-Sex Divorce
A divorce may be the most difficult circumstance you may ever have to go through, and most certainly represents a roller coaster of emotions and stress.
The Family Court uses the acronym PEACE when identifying the issues with your case.
The P represents Parenting Issues
The E represents Equitable Distribution of assets and debts
The A represents Alimony considerations
The C represents Child Support issues and responsibilities
The final E represents "everything else" involved with your case, which of course will include your attorney's fees.
There are several scenarios under which a divorce can be decided.
The first is a contested divorce, and a judge will ultimately decide the end result for all of the issues and components to the case if you do not come to an agreement with the other party before the trial.
The second is an uncontested divorce, wherein the parties can agree to the terms of the divorce, likely utilizing their respective attorneys for negotiation.
If you or someone you know is contemplating a divorce or needs legal assistance with any of these issues, contact Freeman Goldis & Cash in St. Petersburg Florida for a no obligation consultation regarding your case.
Freeman, Goldis & Cash P.A.
727.327.2258
2553 First Avenue North,
Saint Petersburg, Florida 33713
Child Custody | Divorce | Marital Property | Same-Sex Divorce
A divorce may be the most difficult circumstance you may ever have to go through, and most certainly represents a roller coaster of emotions and stress.
The Family Court uses the acronym PEACE when identifying the issues with your case.
The P represents Parenting Issues
The E represents Equitable Distribution of assets and debts
The A represents Alimony considerations
The C represents Child Support issues and responsibilities
The final E represents "everything else" involved with your case, which of course will include your attorney's fees.
There are several scenarios under which a divorce can be decided.
The first is a contested divorce, and a judge will ultimately decide the end result for all of the issues and components to the case if you do not come to an agreement with the other party before the trial.
The second is an uncontested divorce, wherein the parties can agree to the terms of the divorce, likely utilizing their respective attorneys for negotiation.
If you or someone you know is contemplating a divorce or needs legal assistance with any of these issues, contact Freeman Goldis & Cash in St. Petersburg Florida for a no obligation consultation regarding your case.
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