Protecting And Taking Care Of You
Divorce already brings stress. When a spouse struggles with substance abuse or mental health, the process becomes harder. In Florida, courts do not punish someone for a medical condition. Judges focus on the child's best interest. This standard guides every decision....
When parents in Florida separate, they must create a plan that focuses on their child's safety, care and daily routine. However, courts cannot always make a final decision right away. Judges often need time to review the facts, understand each parent's situation and...
Divorce often brings sudden financial fear, especially when you discover your spouse has accumulated high balances on separate credit cards. It seems fair to assume that if you did not sign the receipt, you should not pay the bill. However, Florida law draws a...
Men going through a change in relationship status often worry about their parental rights. They may worry about whether the end of a relationship is likely to impact the time they spend with their children. Married men typically understand that custody negotiations...
Divorce changes every part of your financial life. These changes also affect how much you pay or receive in alimony. In Florida, recent updates in federal tax laws have reshaped how both spouses handle support payments. When you understand these updates, you can plan...
Parental alienation occurs when one parent consciously or unconsciously influences a child to reject or distance themselves from the other parent. This manipulation can take the form of subtle comments, withholding communication or even overt attempts to damage the...
Divorce is never easy. It’s an emotional and life-changing event that can bring uncertainty and stress to everyone involved. However, choosing the right path forward can make all the difference. Whether you decide to work together or take a more traditional approach,...
No one will agree that children should be raised by drug addicts. But neither do the courts remove children from every home where a parent misuses drugs or alcohol. But the question still remains — how should custody be determined when one parent is abusing drugs or...
Determining a living situation for your child after divorce is very important. This is typically done through a physical child custody arrangement. Parents can often find custody solutions on their own, or the court can rule, specifying when parents need to make...
Raising children with a co-parent can be rewarding, but it’s not without specific challenges. One of the biggest keys to making it successful is being able to communicate effectively. When you and your ex can communicate respectfully, it creates a stable environment...
