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Bonham, David

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Phone: (305) 895-0468

Address: 12000 Biscayne Blvd Ste 103, North Miami, FL 33181

Website: http://www.bonhamlawfirm.com

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Divorce
Child Support
However, once the relationship is ended, the father often finds himself on the outside looking in. Without a proper finding by the court that the man is the father of the child, he may have no legal rights to the child, and the mother may not force him to pay child support.
Adoption
Paternity
Unmarried parents establish their rights and obligations regarding their minor children by filing a petition to determine paternity. Paternity cases are usually initiated by a father wishing to establish his rights to spend time with the child and to participate in major decisions affecting the child's welfare, or by the mother who is seeking to require the father to pay child support. Regardless of who files a petition, there are many important factors to consider in such cases.
Premarital Agreement
Postnuptial agreements are a form of marriage contract, like prenuptial agreements, but they are negotiated and executed sometime AFTER the wedding occurs. People execute postnuptial agreements for many reasons, such as to protect an inheritance received during the marriage, to provide for what will happen to the parties' assets if one spouse passes away during the marriage, or to ratify and/or modify a prenuptial agreement.
Guardianship
Mr. Bonham subsequently took a position at Akerman Senterfitt, a Florida law firm with more than 400 attorneys statewide. At Akerman Senterfitt, Mr. Bonham worked closely with Richard C. Milstein, Esquire, and David Carlisle, Esquire, assisting them with their probate and guardianship cases while also managing his own family law caseload.
Spousal Support
In many cases, a spouse can gain an advantage, or minimize a disadvantage, by engaging in divorce planning before the divorce case starts. For example, the timing of the filing of the divorce petition can have significant effects on your legal rights and obligations, such as whether you have to share your bonus with your spouse, whether those stock options are marital, and whether you may be liable for alimony (and, if so, the amount you have to pay).
Annulment
The overwhelming majority of marriages that end will end through the divorce process. However, under certain circumstances, an annulment of the marriage is the appropriate action. A marriage may be annulled for any cause which has prevented the parties from contracting a valid marriage. For example, an annulment may be appropriate if the parties have never consummated the marriage, or if there was significant fraud, duress or coercion involved in obtaining the marriage.

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