Collection of experiences and information we have gained through our practice of law.
When it comes to divorce, Florida law first considers the best interest of the children. Florida’s Mandated Parenting Course is intended to educate parents on how divorce will emotionally and psychologically affect their children.
Time with the children is precious following a divorce. However, some parents behave in ways that may result in a court order allowing even less time. Here are suggestions on how not to let behavior affect time-sharing custody.
Moving with the children following a divorce can be complicated. The custodial parent needs to refer to the terms of the child custody agreement or any applicable state laws before taking such a major step.
When you have children, the relationship doesn’t end with the divorce. Find out how to manage your ex and your children by establishing a co-parenting schedule that works for everyone.
Can a divorce be stopped if the other party refuses? In the State of Florida, it cannot. The divorce will happen regardless. There are, however, options available when a spouse demands a divorce.
Divorce is invariably painful, and it can become frustrating when one partner refuses to cooperate and sign the necessary papers. However, a default divorce is a fairly straightforward option.
There are of misunderstandings regarding child support. The more parents know, the easier it will be for them to act in the best interest of their children.
Relationships change. To strengthen your marriage takes focus and work. An abundance of small gestures can add up to a great deal of happiness.
Narcissists may think they are special and unique, but each of them is reading from the same script. Learn how a narcissist speaks to his or her victims.
Do you know the emotional state of your relationship? Life changes constantly, so it is important to have an occasional honest evaluation.