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Will the Court Order Me to Pay Alimony Because I Cheated?
Will the Court Order Me to Pay Alimony Because I Cheated?

There was a time when divorce in Florida required proof of one spouse's fault in causing the breakup of the marriage. Adultery was obviously a common example of fault. Today Florida permits “no-fault” divorce, meaning neither spouse has to allege or prove adultery as a ...

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  • Will the Court Order Me to Pay Alimony Because I Cheated?
    Will the Court Order Me to Pay Alimony Because I Cheated?

    There was a time when divorce in Florida required proof of one spouse's fault in causing the breakup of the marriage. Adultery was obviously a common example of fault. Today Florida permits “no-fault” ...

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  • Can I Legally Refuse a DUI Test in Florida?
    Can I Legally Refuse a DUI Test in Florida?

    The Constitution protects your right not to incriminate yourself. It also restricts the police from conducting a search of your person without your consent–or a warrant–absent exigent circumstances. ...

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  • When Is It Legal to Use Marijuana in Florida?
    When Is It Legal to Use Marijuana in Florida?

    There is still a certain degree of confusion regarding the legal status of marijuana and the use of cannabis products in Florida. In 2016 voters approved an amendment to the Florida state constitution ...

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  • What Types of Alimony Can I Seek in Florida?
    What Types of Alimony Can I Seek in Florida?

    Florida divorce law permits a judge to award alimony to either spouse based on a number of factors. The exact type of alimony awarded will vary depending on the nature of the marriage and the relative ...

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  • Is the Smell of Cannabis Enough for a Police Search?
    Is the Smell of Cannabis Enough for a Police Search?

    According to the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, citizens have the right to be free from unreasonable governmental searches. As a general rule, any search conducted without a search warrant ...

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  • What's That Smell?
    What's That Smell?

    Pop quiz! You've been pulled over for not coming to a complete stop at a stop sign. An officer walks up to your car, tells you why you've been pulled over, and asks for your license and registration. ...

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