Prior to Florida becoming a “no fault” state in the mid-1970’s, one spouse had to allege that the other spouse had done something wrong that had caused the marriage to become broken. If the Wife was an adulteress when Florida was a “fault” state, her adultery in and of itself was a legal reason for …
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION: Can I change the locks and security code to my house now that my spouse has moved out? My spouse recently moved out of our marital home and has been living somewhere else for over two weeks. I am living in the marital home, which is titled in both our names. However, …
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The case involving the woman falling off the porch and a neighbor misinterpreting the incident as “domestic violence” is a classic situation where a hearsay objection should be made. You, as the wrongly accused, would want to prevent the judge from relying on the out-of-court statements by the neighbor that were written in the police …
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