In a Florida divorce, the spouses sometimes face a tough choice at a critical part of the proceedings. They must choose whether to settle the case or to proceed to trial. While most divorce cases eventually settle, a small percentage of them do go to a judge to...
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How to make shared parenting work
As many Florida parents have discovered, making shared parenting work can be a delicate endeavor. There are many things to consider, and for it to be successful, parents need to keep the focus on the children and what is most beneficial to them. When it comes to child...
Child custody law in Florida
No one goes into a marriage planning on it ending in divorce, but circumstances can change. No matter how amicable a divorce may be, there are still a lot of issues that have to be worked out concerning property distribution, debt responsibilities and, perhaps most...
Consider prenuptial agreement when bringing assets to a marriage
When you are considering marriage in Florida, you are likely not thinking ahead to what may happen if the marriage is unsuccessful. This is understandable as many couples hesitate to think about divorce before they are even wed. However, if you are bringing...
Relocating with a child after divorce
One of the most important decisions that divorcing parents have to make is where to live after their divorce. Ideally, both parents will live close enough to each other to facilitate shared parenting time. However, there are many reasons why parents in Florida may...
How to receive Florida child support post-judgment modifications
With a Florida child support order, it is based on the situation at the time. However, life is not static and circumstances change. For those who are concerned about how much they are paying or receiving in child support, it is important to understand how...
How to plan for a gray divorce
After years of working and with the children out of the home, Florida couples may have accumulated significant assets by the time that they are nearing retirement. However, when they choose to get divorced around this age, there are numerous financial issues that must...
Dealing with parental alienation in child custody cases
When parents in Florida are going through a divorce, the process may become much more difficult if one parent is trying to manipulate the child against the other parent. Known as parental alienation, this is generally a dynamic that starts well before the divorce,...
Factors to consider when making a child custody schedule
Parents going through a separation in Florida should spend some time discussing child custody arrangements. Having a productive conversation may be difficult when tensions are high, but co-parenting – that is, maintaining communications and making parenting decisions...
How to arrange visitation for infants
It is not always easy for Florida parents to figure out a visitation schedule for an infant. In many cases, the solution is subject to change depending on how the infant handles the visitation schedule. The important thing to remember is that some fine-tuning may be...
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