An indecent exposure charge involves the intentional exposure of a person’s sexual organs, such as the genitals, in a public or private place where the exposure is likely to be offensive against the values of decency.
Ideally, both parties will agree on paying bills during divorce proceedings without a court judge. But sometimes, a temporary court order is filed to prevent situations of non-payment, either to the spouse or the creditor.
Challenges to the marijuana laws in Florida are frequently in the news, from medical usage to full recreational legalization and growing marijuana to possession.
Recovering from divorce may involve having to change jobs, find new living arrangements, and parent differently; therefore, adjusting to the changes can be confusing. Speaking to your Divorce Attorney at the law firm of William B. Bennett, P.A. is the first step in achieving a well-adjusted life after divorce.
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