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Your life turns upside down when your spouse tells you that they are filing for divorce. But it is not just the end of the marriage. They also tell you that they are not comfortable living together during the divorce process, so you have to move out and find somewhere...
It’s very likely that a police officer will ask you questions if they pull you over for a traffic stop. These questions could include: Where are you coming from? Where are you going? Do you know why I pulled you over? Do you know how fast you were driving? Have you...
When the court orders one parent to pay child support to the other, the hope is that things will go smoothly and they will make these monthly payments moving forward. Unfortunately, this doesn’t always happen. Some parents refuse to pay or fall behind on their...
Divorce leads to a variety of challenging conversations and decisions. If couples share children, divorce has the potential to be far more complex. Parents have to find ways to share their parental rights and responsibilities, including time-sharing. If one of them is...
It’s illegal for anyone to possess or drink alcohol under the age of 21 in Florida, and most teens are well aware of this. As a parent, you certainly also understand that your teenager should not be drinking alcohol. However, teens are arrested consistently on...
Parents don't like to see their children hurt. It's particularly painful when the parents are the ones causing the pain. It's easy to put off telling your kids that their parents are divorcing. But waiting too long can sometimes make a bad situation worse. The where...
Custody arrangements in Florida are referred to as “parenting plans”. These are legally binding agreements that outline parental rights and visitation times. While parenting plans are legally binding, that doesn’t mean they are set in stone. Parenting plans can be...
Co-parenting can be challenging, but it is important for the well-being of your children and the health of your relationship with your ex-partner. Whether you’re newly separated or have been co-parenting for years, developing effective communication and collaboration...
Parental alienation is defined as a phenomenon that usually occurs after a divorce, in which one parent tries to undermine the relationship between the child and their other parent. This behavior usually begins subtly, and often it is not identified until significant...
Trying to share custody in Florida can be difficult for divorced or separated parents. They have to negotiate a time-sharing schedule that gives both of them access to the children. They also have to establish a system that allows them to share decision-making...