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Planning a trip abroad with your child can feel exciting. But if you're divorced and living in Florida, it’s not as simple as booking a flight. Travel after divorce involves legal steps you can’t afford to skip. This post explains what you need to know and shows why...
Marriages and relationships end, but that is never a justification for episodes of domestic violence. Everyone has the right to live without fear of abuse by their spouses or domestic partners. As many people are aware, statistics show that the period right before,...
If you share custody of your child in Florida, moving isn’t as simple as packing your bags and hitting the road. The law takes relocation seriously, especially when it can affect your child’s time with their other parent. First, it helps to understand what Florida law...
When courts make decisions about parenting time, the child's well-being comes first. Sometimes, a judge may order supervised visitation to help protect the child during visits with a parent. Concerns about a child's safety Courts often require supervision if there's a...
Raising a child with special needs often necessitates additional care, therapy and support. In Florida, child support arrangements can reflect these unique challenges. Courts consider the specific needs of the child and the financial resources of each parent when...
Alimony, or spousal support, may get awarded to one spouse after a divorce in Florida. But what happens if circumstances change? Can you modify the amount or duration of alimony payments? Understanding alimony modifications In Florida, you can request a modification...
A parenting plan is a document that explains how parents will share duties and make decisions for their children after they separate or divorce. In Florida, every case involving time-sharing with young children requires a parenting plan, even if there is no...
Domestic violence affects not only the individuals directly involved but also has profound effects on children within the family. Children in homes with domestic violence often experience emotional, psychological, and physical consequences that can last a lifetime....
Divorce can be stressful, but there are ways to mitigate its effects. Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements, commonly known as prenups and postnups, are contracts involving couples who want to establish some terms of their divorce, should it happen. These agreements...
Life after divorce can be a rollercoaster. When you think you have adjusted to the new normal, circumstances may shift. One of the most common and often stressful changes divorced parents encounter is a shift in their financial situation. If this resonates with you...