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What Is Parental Alienation?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Apr 09, 2016 | 0 Comments

What is parental alienation? Parental alienation occurs when there's been programming by one parent to denigrate the other parent in the presence of the children or child. Are you preparing to file for divorce? Looking for answers on how the divorce process works? Call Shayne Law to find your an...

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What Is Binding Arbitration in Divorce?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Apr 02, 2016 | 0 Comments

What is binding arbitration in divorce? In most divorce cases, parties are going to become involved in a very lengthy time-consuming process in front of a judge. It's also a process that, by all accounts, is very stressful. Most people have never gone to court, never been in the courtroom setting...

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How Can I Get Full Custody of My Child?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Mar 16, 2016 | 0 Comments

We're going to discuss with you how I can get full custody of my child. This is a question that often comes up in dealing with either divorced, legal separation, or child custody laws in the state of Florida when parents haven't been married and they want to go through a parenting type of a case...

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At What Age Does a Child Have a Say in a Custody Case

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Mar 09, 2016 | 0 Comments

I want to discuss with you what can motivate a child to switch homes as his primary residence, and at what age in Florida does a child have a voice. There's different ways that a child of a certain age can have a voice in a custody case or in their parents' divorce. Are you preparing to file f...

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Can Shayne Law Help Me With Same Sex Domestic Abuse?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Mar 02, 2016 | 0 Comments

Can Shayne Law help me with a same sex domestic abuse? There are circumstances where there may be same sex domestic abuse kinds of cases where I can assist a client. Are you preparing to file for divorce? Looking for answers on how the divorce process works? Visit www.ShayneLaw.com to find you...

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Is Florida a No Fault Divorce State?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Feb 24, 2016 | 0 Comments

Is Florida a no-fault divorce state? The answer to that question is yes. This simply means that a court in Florida does not consider grounds or elements of misconduct in determining whether a decree of dissolution of marriage should be entered. Are you preparing to file for divorce? Looking f...

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How Does Annulment Work in Florida

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Feb 20, 2016 | 0 Comments

In Florida, an annulment is called an invalidity of marriage and it requires a petition be filed with the court, and it requires the court to hold a hearing to determine whether or not the marriage is going to be declared invalid. Are you preparing to file for divorce? Looking for answers on h...

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What Should I Ask a Divorce Lawyer Before I Hire Them?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Feb 17, 2016 | 0 Comments

The kinds of questions that you should ask your Florida lawyer is how many cases have they tried? How many cases have they settled? What is their philosophy about going to trial? Are you preparing to file for divorce? Looking for answers on how the divorce process works? Visit www.ShayneLaw.com to find...

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Can I Get a Divorce During a Military Deployment?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Feb 13, 2016 | 0 Comments

The answer to that question is under certain circumstances, you sure can. We've represented hundreds and hundreds of military members on active duty who are deployed to different locations all over the world. Are you preparing to file for a Florida divorce? Looking for answers on how the divorce process w...

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What Is Involved in the Financial Preparation for Divorce?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Feb 11, 2016 | 0 Comments

It's important in your preparation for a Florida divorce, that you know about all financial circumstances of your marriage even though you may not be the one that has regularly invested money or controlled the pension or retirement account or have been responsible for paying off the debts. Are you prepari...

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How Does Maintenance Work for Military Families?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Dec 21, 2015 | 0 Comments

A lot of times military members will assign or be ordered by their command to give their spouse the BAH rate, which is on their LES statement, until further orders can be entered. How does maintenance work for military families? This is, once again, a question that goes back to the spousal maint...

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How Does Child Support Work in Florida?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Dec 07, 2015 | 0 Comments

Child support is calculated by a formula that takes into account the gross income of the parties, the numbers of children that will be included in a child support worksheet, and the number of “overnights” that a parents have with the children. In this video family law attorney Gordon Shayne descr...

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How Does Alimony Work in Florida

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Nov 19, 2015 | 0 Comments

Alimony in Florida is referred to as spousal maintenance. Spousal maintenance is meant to provide a person going through a divorce or legal separation with the economic ability to have bills and other kinds of reasonable expenses paid for by the other spouse who has the ability to pay. Are you...

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How Do I Find the Right Divorce Lawyer?

Posted by Gordon Shayne | Nov 13, 2015 | 0 Comments

For the most part, I believe that the selection of a divorce attorney is going to be the second biggest decision you make after your decision to terminate or dissolve your marriage. What you should be looking for is a level of comfort with the attorney and the attorney's staff. Are you preparing...

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ABOUT GORDON N. SHAYNE

With over 35 years of experience, Mr. Shayne has had a legal career fighting for the rights of his clients while focusing his practice exclusively on Divorce, Child Custody and other Family Law Matters. Our services are available throughout the State of Florida.

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