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Blair H. Chan III

May 03 2023
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Beginning The Tampa Divorce Process

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Deciding to end a marriage can be a challenging decision to make, and you may be worried about the emotional toll and financial stresses that will follow, but when it's time to move forward you need to take care of yourself and your future. If you have decided to divorce,…
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Apr 26 2023
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Should I Pursue An Annulment Or An Uncontested Divorce?

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
When a marriage no longer works, it is natural and common for the individuals involved to seek a way out. In the state of Florida, there are two legal ways to end a marriage, you can do so through an annulment or through a divorce. It is essential to understand…
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Apr 24 2023
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Coping With Tampa Parenting Time Issues

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Parenting is full of rewards, but there are stressful times as well. And if you are a parent who is in the midst of a separation, or if you have already divorced and are co-parenting, you may be experiencing challenges in connection to parenting agreements. For example, maybe your ex…
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Apr 17 2023
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Legal Rights For Florida Parents Who Never Married

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
While there is a set way for divorcing parents to establish custody terms and parenting time, legal rights for Florida parents who never married can be complex and confusing. While it is true that the state recognizes the importance of children having a relationship with both of their parents, the…
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Apr 05 2023
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Pet Ownership And Divorce Agreements

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Many report having pets in their home helps to reduce stress, and the furry friends provide companionship. Because they are such an important part of people's lives, it is common for people to view their pets as members of the family. So when a marriage ends, it can be difficult…
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Mar 29 2023
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Taking Time To Assess Your Finances

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Because a divorce impacts so many areas of a person’s life, including their current spending and future financial plans, getting a hold on your financial situation now can help you plan as you exit a marriage and finalize your divorce in the state of Florida. Complex situations can be made…
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Mar 16 2023
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How Attorneys Guide Dads Through Divorce Agreements

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
There is often a lot of stress surrounding the end of a marriage, and if you are a parent, it is common to worry about your kids as well as yourself. The divorce process can be further complicated when it comes to making decisions about child custody, child support, and…
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Mar 09 2023
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Why You Need A Lawyer If You Suspect Hidden Assets

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
If you are separating and planning to divorce in Tampa, and you suspect your spouse is hiding assets in order to retain them, it is crucial to have a lawyer on your side. A seasoned Tampa family lawyer has years of experience in Florida divorce laws, they can guide you…
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Mar 02 2023
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3 Resolutions To Smooth The Divorce Process

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Anytime you make a decision to better your life, you can make a few resolutions. Making the decision to improve your life and live in a way that allows you to grow and thrive. Many find it helpful to make a few resolutions to help guide them through large life…
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Feb 24 2023
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4 Reasons Child Support Payments Stop

By Blair H. Chan III Marital and Family, News
Many divorced parents rely on child support payments from their ex-spouse in order to maintain their household budget. After all, there are a lot of expenses connected to raising children. Housing, food, clothing, and health care add up. In fact, according to one analysis, a family raising a child will…
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