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Blair H. Chan III

Feb 04 2022
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Common Assets in a High Value Divorce

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
High value, or high asset, divorce cases are often incredibly complex and involve a multitude of issues surrounding property division, spousal support, and child support. Spouses in high income divorces often must determine what to do with significant assets, many of which are not at issue in lower value divorce…
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Jan 26 2022
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Why You Need a Lawyer in a Paternity Case

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Establishing the paternity of a child is one of the best things that you can do for a parent and a child. If you wish to determine a child’s father or if you have been served with a paternity action in the Tampa Bay area, it is important that you…
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Jan 21 2022
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The Impact of Third Persons on a Child Custody Case

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
The people involved in a child custody case go beyond just the two parents. Third persons that play a role in your child’s life can have a substantial impact on the outcome of the custody and visitation arrangement for you and your child. What Third Persons Can Affect the Case? …
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Jan 13 2022
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How to Find the Right Attorney for your Military Divorce

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Navigating the process of divorce in Florida can be complicated, and it can be even more complex when one or both spouses are in the military. The first step in finding the right lawyer for your military divorce is to ask for referrals and do your own research. If you…
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Jan 04 2022
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Why You Need a Lawyer for an Uncontested Divorce

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Many people associate an uncontested divorce with an easy process, but spouses who run the risk of handling an uncontested divorce on their own could end up in a complex situation with no one on their side to help. What is an Uncontested Divorce?  An uncontested divorce is one where…
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