Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: no fault divorce

In Florida, your personal relationships have no effect on your divorce. If you had children for which custody was sought, the relationships would have to be examined in connection to them. But in this case, they are irrelevant.

Re: no fault divorce

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This should have absolutely no effect on your divorce. What you do once the divorce has been filed in Florida (especially without children involved) is your business. Go and enjoy yourself.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.