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Discovery in Divorce Actions
| If a divorce
case is contested then a trial may
occur. Prior to the commencement of
the divorce trial discovery will
take place. Discovery is a process
by which both parties are able to
obtain or attempt to obtain
information needed for the divorce
proceedings. In Florida there
are mandatory requirements for
discovery. |
Interrogatories
Interrogatories consist of a set of
questions that are given to the opposing
party to answer. The questions may cover
a wide array of topics. Typically, a yes
or no answer is required. Also, an
explanation is required for many
questions. Interrogatories are used to
elicit information from the opposing
party about issues involved in the
divorce proceedings. |
Request
for Admissions
Requests for admissions are
requests made by one party for the
opposing party to answer. Typically, the
responding party may either admit, deny,
or admit nor deny the requests for
admissions. |
Production of Documents
Either party may request that
the other party produce certain
documents. Typically the type of
documents that are requested are of a
financial nature. The documents may
involve life insurance issues, real
estate deeds, pension or retirement
information, or bank account
information. |
Depositions
Depositions are generally
conducted to gain more information into
a party's background, employment, and
financial dealings. Attorneys conduct
depositions with the presence of a court
reporter. The attorneys ask the deponent,
who is under oath,
questions to gain certain information
pertaining to the divorce action. Either
side may depose one another. Information
obtained from the depositions may be
introduced at trial to discredit or
impeach the party that made certain
statements during her deposition. |
Physical
or Mental Examinations
Especially if custody is a
contested issue, either party may
request that the opposing party undergo
physical or mental examinations. This
information may be used during the
divorce trial to support one party's
assertion that the other party should
not have custody of the children.
Sometimes the children are required to
undergo examinations especially if one
party presents allegations of child or
physical abuse.
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Cameron, Gonzalez & Marroney has its
principal office at 901 N. Olive Avenue, West
Palm Beach, Florida, 33401. We represent our
clients before Federal and State Courts in
Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach,
Martin, and St. Lucie counties, Vero Beach, and
all family courts throughout the state of
Florida. |
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Cameron, Gonzalez & Marroney practices in the following areas of law: General Civil Trial Practice, Corporate, Business Law, Contracts, Real Estate, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death, Criminal Law, Commercial Litigation, Construction Law, Medical Malpractice, Family Law, Divorce and Child Custody. |
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