Your ex calls you, sounding absolutely horrible. Their voice is hoarse, and they inform you that they cannot come to pick up the children for the weekend. You have a time-sharing arrangement outlined in your Florida parenting plan, but you understand why they can't...
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Young couples often divorce, but why?
On Behalf of Pacheco Perez P.A. | Jun 1, 2022 | Divorce
If you look into divorce statistics, you’ll find out that being young when you get married makes you statistically more likely to get a divorce. You may legally be allowed to get married at 18, for example, but marrying your high school sweetheart shortly after...
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