Giving Men An Equal Voice In Divorce
If your marriage is not saveable and divorce is the appropriate choice then it’s almost a given that you won’t see your kids as much as before. How much or little you see them depends on the parenting arrangements you settle on. But either way, it can be tough for...
There are a number of relatively new phenomena surrounding divorce that are helping some people to recognize, and even celebrate, the new start it provides. Consider divorce parties, divorce getaways with a group of friends and divorce registries, for example. While...
Are you and your spouse going to get divorced? If so, you need to divide assets, and that includes a home that you purchased together. What many couples will do is divide up the money after selling the house on the open market. But you may not be interested in selling...
Divorced parents face the unique challenge of navigating a co-parenting or parallel parenting relationship in a way that best supports their children. You must determine how to communicate about child-related matters in an effective manner if you’re in this position....
Sometimes life throws everyone curveballs. For example, you might be one of the many who entered marriage with the best intentions, only to find yourselves considering an unforeseen separation. If you're in this situation and haven't secured a prenuptial agreement,...
When it comes to divorce, there are numerous misconceptions in circulation. As with all legal issues, it’s important to separate fact from fiction. Having accurate information at hand allows all parties to assert their legal rights and obtain a fair divorce...
Divorce is an emotional and stressful time for many people. If you’re approaching the divorce process, you’ll need to take time to consider the financial aspects of your situation, despite the additional stresses you’re dealing with. Making this effort can help you...
Florida's rules for property division instruct the courts to find an equitable or fair way to divide property between divorcing spouses who are resolving their differences via litigation. Debts also play a role in the process. For someone unfamiliar with divorce...
Alimony, or spousal support, is when one spouse must provide financial support to the other during or after a divorce. In Florida, there are several types of alimony, each tailored to suit the different circumstances of the divorcing couple. Understanding these types...
Both mothers and fathers in Florida have roughly the same legal rights. Either parent can potentially ask for time-sharing and legal authority over their children. The law does not favor one parent over the other, provided that each adult has their name on the birth...