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Alimony: The Basics

A short guide on the types of alimony that may be awarded in Tennessee divorce cases.

Downward Adjustments in Alimony or Child Support

Voluntary underemployment refers to situations where a party is willfully unemployed or only accepting jobs that pay less than their earning potential. Under Tennessee law, alimony or child support will not be reduced if there is voluntary underemployment.

The Difference Between Child Custody and Placement, and Why You Should Care

This blog post from my website, www.alflangan.com, describes the different but related concepts of child custody and placement.

Getting Organized is the Key to a Successful Divorce

This blog post summarizes the first steps one should take when preparing for a divorce.

Hardship Deduction

Hardship deduction in child support cases is not automatic

Recurring Gifts treated as Income

Recurring gifts can be treated as income in California for child support purposes.

Florida Child Support Modifications Most Likely to Be Expedited if Filed Through Private Law Firm

Florida Child Support Modifications Most Likely to Be Expedited if Filed Through Private Law Firm

What You Need to Know if You are Facing a Restraining Order in Florida

Consequences of an Injunction entered against you

A VIEW FROM THE BENCH: PROFESSIONALISM IN COURT. WHAT DOES THAT MEAN TO A JUDGE?

An article which was published in the Florida Family Law Section Commentator Magazine. It is regarding an interview with Broward County Circuit Court Judge Timothy Bailey discussing Judge Bailey's view on professionalism in the courtroom.

Consequences of a Domestic Violence Restraining Order

Consequences of a Domestic Violence Restraining Order

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