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Nikki A. Uri - Attorney at Law - Naples Florida

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Visit at https://nikkiurilaw.com/ The Law Firm of NIKKI A. URI, LLC. prides itself on treating each client with respect and providing personal service. Every claim will be pursued aggressively. To learn more, schedule a free consultation.Nikki A. Uri is a member of the Collier County Bar Association, as well as the Florida Bar Association.

What are the grounds for divorce in Florida?

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If you are going through a divorce, you likely have a few questions. In this video, you will learn exactly what the grounds are for divorce in the state of Florida. Summary: - Florida requires there be grounds for divorce, which can include an irretrievably broken marriage or mental incapacity for at least three years of one of the spouses. - Irretrievably broken is similar to irreconcilable differences, which is a ground used in a number of other states Visit for more at https://nikkiurilaw.com/

Salvi, Salvi & Wifler, P.C. — Lake Zurich, Illinois Attorneys

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Salvi, Salvi & Wifler, Lake Zurich, IL: three generations of attorneys serving clients throughout Lake, Cook, Kane, McHenry and DuPage Counties since 1952. Work with the best Family Attorrney in Lake Zurich Illinois - Contact Us Today at https://www.salvisalviwifler.com/

How does a court split up property in a divorce? The Law Firm of Salvi, Salvi & Wifler

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Learn How does a court split up property in a divorce? Illinois is called an “equitable distribution” state, meaning that when a couple divorces, their marital property must be fairly divided. The parties can reach a fair agreement regarding the division of property or can ask the judge to make a ruling on the matter. The court first determines whether property is marital or non-marital property. Non-marital property includes property that was acquired before marriage, by gift, by inheritance or subject to a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement. Then, it determines a fair distribution of property based on several factors, including the following: • Each party’s contribution to the marriage, including economic and non-economic contributions • The extent that any party wasted the marital estate • The value of each party’s non-marital estate • The economic situation and earning power of each spouse • Whether the primary custodian of the children wants to retain the marital home •...