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I Am a Military Member Stationed in Florida: Can I File for Divorce Here?

By Gale H. Moore |

Florida is home to two dozen active military bases, including MacDill Air Force Base just a few miles southwest of Tampa. Are you an active duty military member stationed in Florida who is considering a divorce? You may be wondering whether or not you can file in the state. The short answer is “it… Read More »

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Collaborative Divorce Works for Many Couples in Florida

By Gale H. Moore |

For many couples who are ending their marriage, the Florida Collaborative Law Process Act offers a structured, non-adversarial environment that can be highly effective. At the Law Office of Gale H. Moore P.A., we have extensive experience with collaborative divorce and we know that it works well for a lot of people. Still, there… Read More »

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How Retirement Accounts Are Handled in Florida Collaborative Divorce

By Gale H. Moore |

Retirement accounts are often among the most valuable assets in a Florida divorce. Our state’s collaborative law process can provide the non-adversarial, cooperative environment through which a divorcing couple can work through the nuances of complex property division issues, including the splitting of retirement assets. Here, our Clearwater collaborative divorce lawyer provides a guide… Read More »

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What is a Cohabitation Agreement in Florida?

By Gale H. Moore |

A significant number of American adults who are in relationships live with their partner without getting married. The Pew Research Center reports that two-thirds of adults under 45 have lived with a long-term partner. It is an arrangement that can work for people for many years, even permanently. A cohabitation agreement can make sure… Read More »

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Gale Moore will be one of the Keynote Speakers at an upcoming CLE program entitled Maximizing the Role of Guardians ad Litem: Insights for Florida Family Law Attorneys

By Gale H. Moore |

Gale Moore will be one of the Keynote Speakers at an upcoming CLE program entitled Maximizing the Role of Guardians ad Litem: Insights for Florida Family Law Attorneys hosted by the Clearwater Bar Family Section. Click HERE for an event flyer and read the event details below. Event Details Date: Thursday, September 25 Time:… Read More »

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What Factors Justify an Unequal Distribution of Property in Florida

By Gale H. Moore |

Florida is an equitable distribution state. Under Florida law (Florida Statutes Section 61.075(6)), courts are required to start with the presumption that a divorcing couple’s property/assets should be split in an equal manner. However, a 50/50 split is by no means guaranteed as a matter of law. Within this article, our Clearwater divorce attorney… Read More »

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Why a Collaborative Divorce is the Best Option for So Many People in Florida

By Gale H. Moore |

Getting divorced? You are probably looking for the smoothest, most cost effective solution. There is no one right answer for the best way to navigate a divorce case. With that being said, many people can benefit from the non-adversarial setting provided by collaborative divorce. Collaborative law is controlled by a specialized process in Florida… Read More »

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Do Not Fall for These Myths About Child Custody in Florida

By Gale H. Moore |

Are you a parent who is going through a divorce or separation in Pinellas County? If so, you may be worried about custody. Child custody is a complicated, sensitive issue. At the Law Office of Gale H. Moore P.A., we help parents understand their rights under the law. Within this article, our Clearwater child… Read More »

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What Happens if the Collaborative Divorce Process Breaks Down in Florida?

By Gale H. Moore |

Each year, a growing share of divorcing couples in Florida are opting for the collaborative law process. Governed by the Florida Collaborative Law Process Act, collaborative divorce is a voluntary, out-of-court dispute resolution process where spouses work with trained professionals to negotiate the terms of their divorce in a structured, non-adversarial setting. It can… Read More »

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A Guide to Divorce for Military Spouses in Florida

By Gale H. Moore |

Are you a military spouse who lives in Florida? If you are considering a divorce, it is crucial that you understand your rights and your options. Although there are considerable similarities between a military divorce and a civilian divorce, there are some unique issues that can arise in military divorce cases. Here, our Clearwater… Read More »

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