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Attorney Profiles
Ami L. DiLorenzo
Family Law
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Child Support
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Types of Child Custody
Division of Assets & Debts
Divorce / Dissolution of Marriage
Domestic Violence
Restraining Orders
Enforcement & Modification of Orders
Mediation
The Process
Paternity
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
Relocation
Same-Sex Marriage & Divorce
Termination of Alimony Based on a Supportive Relationship
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Divorce FAQ
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Are Postnuptial Agreements Just an Early Plan for Divorce?
August
My Child Plays Sports – Can I Get More Child Support?
June
Simple Yet Helpful Divorce Tips to Keep In Mind
May
Durational Alimony in Florida: Supporting an Ex for Only So Long
How to Enforce Child Support Orders in Florida When an Ex Won't Pay
April
Different Types of Restraining Orders in Florida & When to Use Them
March
What is the Role of a Mediator in Your Divorce?
February
Collecting Retroactive Child Support Payments in Florida
Setting Up Temporary Child Support in Your Florida Divorce
2017
December
Alimony in Florida FAQ
Will I Have to Go to Court to Get a Divorce?
September
How to Get a Restraining Order in Florida
Estate Planning and Divorce 101
Why Online Divorce Is a Risky Option
August
I Paid Too Much Child Support – What Can I Do?
Divorcing After 50
Common Mistakes Dads Make During Divorce
Emergency Custody Orders
July
How Do I Prepare for a High-Asset Divorce?
How is Child Support Calculated in Florida?
Community Property vs. Equitable Distribution
June
How Can I See My Kids More on Summer Break?
May
How to Prepare Children for Divorce
March
Should You Date Before Your Divorce Is Finalized?
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Determining Custody when One Parent Moves
3 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Divorce Lawyer
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Common Divorce Myths
5 Questions to Ask Before Marriage
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How to Get a Restraining Order in Florida
If you are a victim of domestic violence, you can take legal action to protect yourself by obtaining a restraining order. Read on to learn more about the steps you need to take to obtain this court order for your protection and for the protection of any children you might share with the abusive party. Prepare and file the petition: Preparation for a restraining order will require personal ...
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Sep
2017
Estate Planning and Divorce 101
Going through a divorce can be an overwhelming experience full of a wealth of conflicting emotions. While in the midst of this process, it can be easy to overlook making some necessary changes to your estate plan, or assume that you can put it off to address at a later time. However, it is crucial to either update your existing estate plan or create a new one that suits your new circumstances. ...
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Sep
2017
Why Online Divorce Is a Risky Option
These days, we all use the internet for taking care of personal business, from online bill payments and ordering clothes, to dating and summoning a ride to take you to and from your destinations. It is one of the most useful tools in today’s modern society. Many are even looking to the internet as a means of ending their marriage to minimize their legal fees. Unfortunately, though this might seem ...
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