Comments for Florida DIY Divorce - Save Money http://www.floridadiydivorce.com Do It Yourself & Do It Right! Wed, 08 Feb 2012 06:34:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Child Support Worksheet & Information by Martin jimenez http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/csgw/#comment-167 Martin jimenez Wed, 08 Feb 2012 06:34:12 +0000 http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/?page_id=574#comment-167 Good changes. Good changes.

]]> Comment on Quiz: Do You Have What it Takes to Represent Yourself? by Valerie http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/quiz/#comment-161 Valerie Wed, 18 Jan 2012 19:01:59 +0000 http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/?page_id=525#comment-161 Your download link did not work for me. (I am on a Mac if that could be a problem on your site.) However, your quiz assumes that there are children involved and that is not the case. I am 60 years of age and, after four years of marriage, I discovered that I had married a recidivist criminal and sophisticated con man when the FBI, IRS, and DOJ raided our home and arrested him last June. In early December, he was sentenced to almost 20 years in a federal prison for white-collar crime. I simply want to divorce this man and try to regain my prior "sane" life as quickly as possible. He has destroyed my financial life, so I need to do this divorce on my own and I can do that as long as I know what must be done to meet Florida's divorce laws. Your download link did not work for me. (I am on a Mac if that could be a problem on your site.) However, your quiz assumes that there are children involved and that is not the case. I am 60 years of age and, after four years of marriage, I discovered that I had married a recidivist criminal and sophisticated con man when the FBI, IRS, and DOJ raided our home and arrested him last June. In early December, he was sentenced to almost 20 years in a federal prison for white-collar crime. I simply want to divorce this man and try to regain my prior “sane” life as quickly as possible. He has destroyed my financial life, so I need to do this divorce on my own and I can do that as long as I know what must be done to meet Florida’s divorce laws.

]]> Comment on Grounds for Florida Divorce – Beyond Irretrievably Broken by What do Divorce and a Driver’s License Have in Common? http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/divorce-marriage-laws/grounds-for-florida-divorce/#comment-160 What do Divorce and a Driver’s License Have in Common? Fri, 13 Jan 2012 11:53:45 +0000 http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/?p=493#comment-160 [...] reasons for a divorce are a bit trickier, and the reasons for filing, unless you live in a no-contest state, trickier [...] [...] reasons for a divorce are a bit trickier, and the reasons for filing, unless you live in a no-contest state, trickier [...]

]]> Comment on DIY Divorce Coaching by Considering Online Divorce Services by Pamela S. Wynn http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/diy-divorce-coaching/#comment-158 Considering Online Divorce Services by Pamela S. Wynn Tue, 10 Jan 2012 11:02:24 +0000 http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/?page_id=566#comment-158 [...] author of the Crash Course on Florida Divorce Law. She also provides unbundled legal services and DIY divorce legal coaching to people who want to represent themselves in Florida divorces. Each year, Pamela co-hosts the [...] [...] author of the Crash Course on Florida Divorce Law. She also provides unbundled legal services and DIY divorce legal coaching to people who want to represent themselves in Florida divorces. Each year, Pamela co-hosts the [...]

]]> Comment on Florida Divorce: Don’t Invite Identity Theft by - Florida DIY Divorce - Save Money http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/procedure/flprida-divorce/#comment-151 - Florida DIY Divorce - Save Money Wed, 23 Nov 2011 08:48:21 +0000 http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/uncategorized/%page%/flprida-divorce/#comment-151 [...] you are representing yourself in a divorce or enforcement action in Florida and have not read my post about identity theft, mandatory disclosure documents and your court file, you should read that next. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. [...] [...] you are representing yourself in a divorce or enforcement action in Florida and have not read my post about identity theft, mandatory disclosure documents and your court file, you should read that next. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. [...]

]]> Comment on Florida Permanent Alimony Changes (Again) by Pamela S. Wynn http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/divorce-marriage-laws/florida-permanent-alimony-changes-2011/#comment-147 Pamela S. Wynn Mon, 31 Oct 2011 13:04:28 +0000 http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/?p=452#comment-147 That's why I always encourage those who want to represent themselves in a divorce case have a reliable place to get correct information - not from some site that covers all the states. Divorce law differs in each state. Make sure you are getting your information from reliable sources when you represent yourself. That’s why I always encourage those who want to represent themselves in a divorce case have a reliable place to get correct information – not from some site that covers all the states. Divorce law differs in each state. Make sure you are getting your information from reliable sources when you represent yourself.

]]> Comment on Florida Permanent Alimony Changes (Again) by Florida divorce laws http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/divorce-marriage-laws/florida-permanent-alimony-changes-2011/#comment-139 Florida divorce laws Tue, 11 Oct 2011 13:30:06 +0000 http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/?p=452#comment-139 I find it very incredible how often the Florida divorce law tends to change. It is making tougher to keep up with all the changes. I notice these changes are bit outdated as they had recent changes and I am sure more changes are coming as well. This is why sometimes getting a divorce can be difficult if you have not kept up with the updates. Keeping up with the updates is what makes the difference between a good lawyer and a great one. I find it very incredible how often the Florida divorce law tends to change. It is making tougher to keep up with all the changes. I notice these changes are bit outdated as they had recent changes and I am sure more changes are coming as well.

This is why sometimes getting a divorce can be difficult if you have not kept up with the updates. Keeping up with the updates is what makes the difference between a good lawyer and a great one.

]]> Comment on Florida Rehabilitative Alimony Can Become Permanent Alimony by Pamela S. Wynn http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/divorce-marriage-laws/florida-rehabilitative-alimony-can-become-permanent-alimony/#comment-30 Pamela S. Wynn Fri, 06 May 2011 07:57:20 +0000 http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/uncategorized/%page%/florida-rehabilitative-alimony-can-become-permanent-alimony/#comment-30 TJ, alimony is based on need and ability to pay, along with the length of marriage. You ask a specific question which calls for legal advice. I cannot give legal advice on the blog. It would be irresponsible based on this little nit of information. You should speak to an attorney about your situation. TJ, alimony is based on need and ability to pay, along with the length of marriage. You ask a specific question which calls for legal advice. I cannot give legal advice on the blog. It would be irresponsible based on this little nit of information. You should speak to an attorney about your situation.

]]> Comment on Florida Child Support & Unemployment by Pamela S. Wynn http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/child-support/florida-child-support-unemployment/#comment-94 Pamela S. Wynn Fri, 06 May 2011 07:53:17 +0000 http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/uncategorized/%page%/florida-child-support-unemployment/#comment-94 Let the Florida Department of Revenue know what's going on! Let the Florida Department of Revenue know what’s going on!

]]> Comment on Florida Rehabilitative Alimony Can Become Permanent Alimony by tj http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/divorce-marriage-laws/florida-rehabilitative-alimony-can-become-permanent-alimony/#comment-29 tj Thu, 05 May 2011 23:20:12 +0000 http://www.floridadiydivorce.com/uncategorized/%page%/florida-rehabilitative-alimony-can-become-permanent-alimony/#comment-29 do you think i should get permanent alimony /i have been married nearly 24 years on june 6th , my husband wants the divorce, i have had two jobs, we moved all over usa oregon washington illinois texas masachusettes now florida and other places in between ,for my husbands work promotions ,i didnt have much time to settle anywhere, after coming here from england my health has never been good do you think i should get permanent alimony /i have been married nearly 24 years on june 6th , my husband wants the divorce, i have had two jobs, we moved all over usa oregon washington illinois texas masachusettes now florida and other places in between ,for my husbands work promotions ,i didnt have much time to settle anywhere, after coming here from england my health has never been good

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