Are you going through a divorce this holiday season? Even though the holiday season can be a time of joy, togetherness, and celebration, for those going through a divorce it can be a challenging and emotionally charged time. The transition from shared traditions and family gatherings to facing the holidays alone or with changed dynamics can be particularly tough. But,… Read More »Ideas for Navigating the Holidays During Divorce
We do not have to tell you, divorce is a complex journey and when children are involved, the process becomes even more intricate. Determining child time sharing arrangements, formerly known as custody and visitation, is a critical aspect of divorce proceedings. If you are going through a divorce in Florida, here are seven essential considerations to keep in mind when… Read More »7 Child Time Sharing Considerations in Your Florida Divorce
Divorce is a complex and emotional journey that involves legal, financial, and personal considerations. When you are working with a Florida divorce attorney, they will aim to gather as much relevant information as possible to guide you through the process effectively. Our goal is to determine the way to best represent your interests, and there are critical questions we may… Read More »9 Questions Your Florida Divorce Attorney May Ask You
As a divorced parent, are the summers especially difficult? Is arranging the summer scheduling close to impossible? Do not feel alone. In fact, it is a common struggle when children and planning their summer schedules are involved. To help you with the potential summer schedule planning struggles we would like to review four mistakes that divorced families make at this… Read More »4 Mistakes Parents Going Through Divorce Can Make During the Summer Months
Are you going through a divorce right now in the state of Florida, or considering one? One of the things that may be top of mind for you then is alimony. You may be wondering not only how it works in the state of Florida but whether or not you may be required to pay it to your soon to… Read More »3 Things You Need to Know About Alimony
In our Florida family law practice, we take family law cases personally. When it comes to representing you and your family there is nothing more important than ensuring you are protected in all circumstances. Many times, especially in family law cases, our clients do not know where to start. We are here to help and provide expert guidance on a… Read More »What is the Difference Between Traditional Divorce and Collaborative Divorce
Were you aware that often most marriages do not necessarily break, they simply erode over time? This erosion may come from numerous sources and sometimes be so slow that one partner has not realized that divorce may be imminent. However, when you do begin to realize what is happening it is time to think about how to best protect yourself.… Read More »Key Ways To Recognize It May Be Time To Divorce
Are you and your significant other considering remarriage during the month of February, maybe even Valentine’s Day? Congratulations! Amidst all the excitement and busyness of the wedding plans have you thought whether a prenuptial agreement may be necessary? What about child support? What happens to your child support responsibilities? Let us share some tips for you and your future spouse… Read More »Tips for Remarriage and Child Support
Now that the holidays have come and gone, did you find the post-divorce holidays to be terribly difficult? In addition, for many parents, when there are children involved, it can really be a struggle. We would like to help you with these post holiday struggles by reviewing five mistakes that divorced families often make after the holidays. By being mindful… Read More »After the Holiday, Watch Out for 5 Mistakes Divorced Parents Can Make
Are you recently divorced? Are you struggling with the issues surrounding your divorce and finding it difficult? And are you carrying the burden of knowing it is especially difficult for your children? Have you worried about the impact your divorce may have on your children? Let us discuss 6 tips you can start using now to address head on any… Read More »6 Tips Every Parent Struggling with Divorce Should Address Head On
