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Blair H. Chan III

Jul 19 2023
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Am I Responsible For My Spouse’s Student Loans?

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
There are a multitude of concerns and questions when a marriage comes to an end, and some of the conversations and disputes surround financial responsibilities. For example, it is common for people to wonder if they will be responsible for their spouse's student loans after a divorce. To explore the…
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Jul 13 2023
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Do I Really Need A Detailed Parenting Plan?

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
When parents are going through a separation or divorce, it is crucial to prioritize the well-being and best interests of the children. While there are many supports that can be helpful, a key way to ensure a smooth co-parenting experience is to create a detailed parenting plan. Some parents drag…
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Jul 12 2023
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Pros And Cons Of Delaying Separation And Divorce

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
When a couple is considering divorce, a question that often arises if they have young kids is whether to end the marriage now or if it is better to wait until the kids have grown. There are pros and cons to delaying separation and divorce until the children are older.…
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Jun 22 2023
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High Incomes And Child Support Payments

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Many couples wonder if child support is possible when one or both parents earn a substantial income. It is important to know that income isn’t the only factor considered, the standard of living for children is also a key consideration in determining child support payments. To explore whether you can…
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Jun 15 2023
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Questions To Ask During The Discovery Process

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Divorce can be complex, especially when it comes to dividing assets, determining child custody, and resolving financial matters. Because it is essential to get all the details right, there is a crucial stage of the divorce process known as discovery. This is when both parties gather information and evidence to…
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Jun 06 2023
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Maintenance Payments Paid By Both Men And Women

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
In the process of a Florida divorce, maintenance payments, commonly known as alimony, could be part of the negotiation process or court award. Alimony are payments made by one spouse to the other after the divorce is finalized. While these support payments are sometimes thought of as men paying their…
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Jun 01 2023
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Tampa Divorce And Cryptocurrency

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Not too long ago, cryptocurrency was viewed as an unconventional investment choice. But in recent years, cryptocurrency has become more mainstream. Because of this, assets are also becoming an increasingly important issue in divorce cases. If you are in the midst of a divorce in Tampa and you or your…
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May 24 2023
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Indicators Of A Successful Divorce

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Even when you are going through a difficult breakup, there may be a path to a successful divorce. When you work with a Florida family lawyer, you will have a professional on your side to help you navigate divorce complexities. A Tampa family lawyer can look over the documentation you…
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May 17 2023
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Factors Reviewed When It Comes To Children’s Best Interests

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
In Florida, when it comes to divorce law, the best interests of the child is the primary consideration in all matters related to custody, visitation, and support. This means that if you are crafting a divorce agreement, it must be one that the court will see as being in the…
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May 10 2023
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How To Divide Tampa Property When Divorcing

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Property division is one of the most emotional and difficult areas of the divorce process. This is because it is common for couples to acquire property throughout their marriage and then both individuals feel they own the assets. Which they do, when it is marital property. But if the marriage…
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