Not many things are as unsettling as living with someone you can no longer get along with. The situation becomes even more uncomfortable when the individual in question is someone you once loved. An obvious inclination would be to go your separate ways. But should you...
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Divorce doesn’t have to be adversarial
People have different beliefs about divorce, with the common one being it has conflicts. However, divorce is unique, and it doesn’t necessarily have to involve battles. You and your ex-spouse can choose to go through an uncontested process. Here is what constitutes a...
2 financial rules to live by when divorcing in Florida
Nearly all couples underestimate the economic effects of getting divorced. As such, many emerge from the proceedings with few financial resources to sustain their new lives. Even the wealthy can suffer unexpected money woes during and after a divorce. You may...
What to do when your spouse informs you of a divorce
Your spouse may inform you that they want a divorce. You may have seen this coming if your marriage was affected by irreconcilable issues, or it may be unexpected. Either way, you need to be careful with your response. This guide highlights what to do when your spouse...
Family law matters and social media don’t mix
If you are navigating a divorce, a non-marital child custody case or any other “family law” matter, it is important to understand that what you say and do outside of negotiation sessions and/or court can ultimately influence the outcome of your situation. Certainly,...
What is pretrial diversion for minors who are facing alcohol charges?
Florida arguably experiences more than its fair share of alcohol offenses involving minors. For decades, the state has been a summer and spring break destination where young adults congregate to cut loose. Some of those celebrations inevitably result in law...
How can the custodial parent spend their child support?
When a couple that shares a child severs their ties, the court will most often set the terms of the child’s living arrangements through child support and custody orders. Depending on the circumstances, the court will direct the non-custodial parent to pay child...
3 signs your child might be struggling post-divorce
Divorce can be emotionally draining for adults. If children are involved, they usually feel it even more so. In the long run, the separation may be better all around. After all, staying together in an unhappy marriage tends to do more harm than good. That being said,...
Are you financially prepared for the divorce?
An impending divorce can set the ball rolling for a myriad of changes for both parties. Arguments regarding property division, child custody and child and spousal support are just some of the contentious issues that will come up during the divorce. And while you may...
Spring break alcohol offenses will follow your teen home
Florida is the most popular destination for spring break for many high schoolers and college students. There are plenty of beautiful beaches and resorts, as well as the perfect weather to escape from the cold and wet spring often experienced in northern states....