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1 Divorce lawyers are available in Islamorada, Florida, including Jeffrey A Miller. These lawyers are rated between 2.1/5 to 2.5/5 and 64% provide free consultation.

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Jeffrey A Miller

82801 Overseas Hwy Unit 1214 , Islamorada , Florida 33036

Practice Areas: Divorce

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3 months post divorce trial and neither lawyers are drafting the final order | Aug 27, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I’ve been chasing my lawyer, he claims OC (petitioner) is not responding. I ve been following up frequently. My lawyer is also dodging me now, he said he was frustrated as well waiting for two months and would draft it instead. Well it’s been a month since waiting for my own lawyer. I m tired of waiting around. What options do I have now. It feels like I m stuck. Location: Florida
Social Security For Minor Children On Divorce Financial Affidavit [FL] | Aug 7, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Florida I'm currently going through a divorce, and while the financial affidavit is pretty simple for my situation, I have one area I'm not sure of. My ex wife and I separated over 2 1/2 years ago, and in January of this year the mother of my 2 youngest children (not the woman I'm divorcing) passed away. They're 14 and they receive survivor benefits monthly, which, being their legal guardian, I'm the representative payee. The money is deposited into my account on a monthly basis, which I then use to help with their expenses. Since this is not my income, and belongs to my children, is this something that I need to report on my financial affidavit, and if so, how? I'm not sure if it matters, but there are no children involved that are common to my ex wife and I.
Mom’s Ex filed for bankruptcy now the only thing my mom got from the divorce is being sold | Aug 4, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
So my mom five years ago got a divorce. She was with this person for almost 25 years married for about 17 all she got out of the divorce was a 30 year lease in which she didn’t have to pay anything on the condo in which they both had lived in prior to the divorce so my mom’s ex was to pay the mortgage and the condo fees in lieu of my mom taking any of her 401(k) or any other assets sidenote the condo was my mom‘s got it through the divorce of my dad but because my mom is 74 she quick claimed it to her. Ex five years prior to the divorce so that if she had to go into a elderly facility, they wouldn’t lose the condo so her ex moved down to Florida for a new job after the divorce got into a lot of debt according to her ex and is now filing for bankruptcy in which case because the condo is not her primary address will be put up for auction. My mom is on Social Security. She cannot work and barely is able to pay the bill she has right now. Is there anything she can do? can she go back to court and make her ex pay for an apartment or can she stop the sale due to bankruptcy on the property? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Location: New Hampshire
Divorce question | Jul 31, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
TLDR: I started an uncontested divorce a year ago and she won’t sign the final decree Location: Texas/Florida Just over a year ago I started this divorce process in Texas and I moved back home to Florida (where spouse and I are from) and she stayed in Texas. Through pulling teeth and getting her to sign everything we got to the final part her signing the final decree. Boom full stop on her end. She keeps making excuses as to why she isn’t and I don’t know what to do at this point. It took 3 months for her to do everything else and now I’m railroaded. Do I get a lawyer if so does it have to be in Texas or can it be in Florida, how much is this going to cost? So many questions and honestly I just feel defeated.

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