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Podcast: How Jessica D. Thomas Leads with Compassion and Purpose
Podcast Hosted by Giovanna Rossini "Join us on the Partnerships for Profit Podcast as we welcome Jessica D. Thomas, Florida family law attorney and founder of Thomas Law. Jessica shares how compassion, leadership, and authentic client relationships have helped her build a purpose-driven legal practice while making a lasting impact on families and the legal profession."
Thomas Law Firm
Jul 17


What is the Florida Filing E-portal?
Long gone are the days of physically filing a pleading, or formal document regarding a
case, with the clerk, either in person or through mail. As technology progresses, our
systems in place must change as well. In Florida today, attorneys and pro-se litigants file
pleadings through a virtual portal that can be found on the web, called the Florida E-portal.
Thomas Law Firm
Jul 10


Parenting Plan in Divorce
By Lindon Assaye When going through a divorce that involves children, most people think about what they can get from one another or how one party can inflict pain on the other party. When children are involved in the divorce, a key component of a divorce is a parenting plan. Florida law requires the creation of a written parenting plan for all children involved in a divorce. Parenting plans address two major categories of parental rights: (1) parental responsibility and (2) t
Thomas Law Firm
Jul 10


How Meditation Works in Family Law: The Benefits of Solving Problems Without Going to Court
A mediation helps guide the conversation so each person has a chance to speak and be heard. The mediator does not take sides or make decisions for the family. Instead, the mediator helps both people find solutions that work for everyone.
Thomas Law Firm
Jul 10


What are Marital and Nonmarital Assets?
An overview of Florida Marital and Non-Marital Assets
Thomas Law Firm
Jul 3


What Is a Guardian ad litem?
Have you ever needed someone to speak up for you when you could not speak for yourself? Maybe a teacher who spoke up for you to a bully, or a parent who had to defend you from an older person scolding you? In court, kids have a special helper too, and that helper is called a Guardian ad Litem!
Thomas Law Firm
Jul 2
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