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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,...
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...
You may have found a new job opportunity in a different state but share custody of the children with your co-parent. As the primary custodian, you may be worried that your relocation will mean giving up primary custody of your children. Your concerns are not baseless...
Florida has one of the highest divorce rates in the United States. Its divorce rate is 3.0 per 1,000 people. There are several explanations for why couples decide to end their relationships. Below are five common reasons they file for divorce. 1. Financial troubles...
The odds that any specific couple will get divorced are going to vary based on their own personal factors. You can look at the overall trends to get a general sense of how often divorce happens in the United States, but this doesn’t shed much light on a case-by-case...
One thing that keeps too many people in unhappy and even abusive marriages is that they’ve gotten used to a standard of living that they could never maintain on their own. This doesn’t have to mean multiple homes and regular European getaways. It can be a comfortable...
Nothing is quite as devastating as your child or children turning against you through alienation tactics on the part of a co-parent. The pain of parental alienation eclipses mostly anything a person ever experiences. Unfortunately, this silent epidemic has affected...
Marriages can be complex, and even the happiest couples experience their ups and downs. Sometimes, it can be hard to tell whether you are having a temporary issue or something more serious. How can you tell if your marriage is going through a rough patch or is headed...
Medical professionals have identified a number of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) that are directly linked to physical, emotional and social problems that plague people as they become adults. The more ACEs a child experiences, the more they’re at risk of carrying...
Gray divorce is on the rise across the country. As people live longer, couples in their 50s and 60s with no children at home realize they no longer share the same interest with their spouses. They also realize they don’t want to spend the next 20 or 30 years with...