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How to Tell Your Spouse You Want a Divorce
When you’re ready to get divorced, anger and pain will only make the process more difficult and likely more expensive. Carefully consider how and when to let your spouse know of your decision. Read more on this topic from divorce coach Sam Margulies, Ph.D., J.D., author of A Man’s Guide to a Civilized Divorce, Working
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Divorce Rate Up in 2021, Depending on Economics
Family attorneys across the nation are experiencing one of their busiest times of the year as couples act on New Year’s resolutions to end relationships after stressful holiday periods and lingering pandemic-related isolation. A sharp rise in divorces this year follows steep decreases seen in the number of Americans getting married and divorced during the first
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Continuing On A Century-Old Family Law Legacy
Jacksonville, FL (Oct. 8, 2021) — Lawrence Datz’s name seldom appears atop the list for those seeking cut-throat divorce attorneys in our area. But ask local family attorneys who they recommend and Datz’s name is certain to come up. The soft-spoken, intellectual dean of First Coast family attorneys prides himself more on his ability to help
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Datz Named 2022 “Lawyer of the Year”
BOARD CERTIFIED NORTHEAST FLORIDA FAMILY LAW EXPERT HONORED FOR SECOND TIME JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Board certified family law attorney Lawrence Datz has been named Northeast Florida’s “Lawyer of the Year” in the Family Law category for a second time by his peers who voted in the annual Best Lawyers survey. Datz, who also won the
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Social Media and Divorce: What You Need to Know
Although most contemporary social media news stories appear to center around politics, the impact social media has had on divorce litigation is undeniable.By John DiPiano of Divorce MagazineHowever, because this section of the Massachusetts statute refers to conversations, written email communications, text messages, and other written messages between spouses are routinely admitted into evidence in divorce