Unmarried parents in the state of Florida can face unique issues when attempting to resolve custody or child support matters. One of these is establishing paternity. Unlike in the case of married parents getting a divorce, paternity is not automatically assumed in the...
Month: November 2015
Be unselfish when divorcing with children
Divorce is often thought of as a time when people act quite selfishly. This is perhaps not entirely fair. In fact, if there are kids involved, this is one of the best times for people to be unselfish. They need to put their children first.As you may know, the court's...
Divorced women need to think about finances
Money issues are at the heart of almost every divorce, but some people fail to think about what their finances will look like when the dust settles. Anyone going through or contemplating a divorce would do well to take extra care with their current finances as well as...
Effective parenting after a divorce
Parenting changes after you and your spouse get divorced. It can be hard to know what to do, but you still need to work hard to parent effectively. These tips can help you do so.First and foremost, make sure that your children know that, for the time that they spend...
Domestic violence cases are complicated
Domestic violence is never a simple matter. Just like the relationships and people they involve, each domestic violence situation is unique and must be treated accordingly. At Pacheco Perez, we understand how challenging these situations are and work with you to help...
The increase in social media prenups
Concerned that you aren't going to have full control over what your spouse says about you online? You're not alone, and many people are actually getting prenuptial agreements that dictate how social media can be used after the marriage. This has been on the rise as...
Coparenting and talking about your ex
Coparenting can be a very challenging experience. Even if you know in your mind that being civil and even friendly with your ex is best for the children, it can be difficult to actually put into action. This is especially true if the divorce was due to infidelity,...
2 ways inheritance can impact child support
When you and your ex split up in Florida, one of you may be ordered to pay child support to the other. For instance, you could get custody, meaning your spouse will likely have to pay support to you to help you raise the children. This is calculated based on many...
Child support: Dealing with unusual income sources
Physical and monetary assets normally do not factor into a child support order and how much you may pay or receive. However, high-asset divorces also often deal with high incomes, which do impact your potential child support order. These types of situations may also...
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