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As you likely already know, Florida has unique laws, and divorce is no different. This can make divorce challenging here. However here are three things you should avoid to protect your rights and interests in a divorce. Do not file for divorce without meeting the...
There are typically only a few issues to address in any given divorce case in Florida: alimony, property and debt division, child custody and child support. However, even though those issues may be common across different cases, the unique factors of your divorce case...
In a Florida divorce, people with children need to remember how complicated the transition can be for the kids. Going from a two-parent home to a situation in which the child will live with one parent and have periodic visits with the other can be difficult. A key...
Parental alienation can be difficult to address in a custody case. Most alienation occurs behind closed doors, making it challenging to tie your child’s changed behaviors and perceptions to wrongdoing initiated by the other parent. However, with family courts becoming...
Spousal support, also known as alimony, can be a complex topic to address during divorce. The court can award it to either spouse. There are several factors the court may consider in deciding the amount that should be paid and for how long. Spousal support overview...
When your estate goes through probate after your death, the personal representative that you appoint to oversee your estate has many responsibilities. They must collect and distribute your assets, pay debts and take care of any other administrative duties for the...
Custody disputes in Florida are stressful for everyone involved. They often cost both parents a lot of money and usually take a long time to resolve. Additionally, when parents cannot agree on a custody arrangement, a court must decide. Although you may think that the...
As you navigate your divorce, you’re likely to find yourself facing serious property division considerations. While the outcome of this process can shape your financial stability for years to come, it can also be difficult to navigate given the emotional attachments...
Good communication is necessary for a healthy co-parenting relationship, but sometimes it is easier if that communication is not in person. However, there are times that you may need to see your co-parent, such as at child custody exchanges. Child custody exchanges in...
Financial infidelity occurs whenever one partner is dishonest with the other about money. This could include everything from spending without the other partner’s knowledge to having a secret credit card or properties. The issue is serious and is one of the top causes...