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When parents divorce in Florida, child custody is often one of the most difficult issues to resolve. Besides the emotional toll it takes on the family, custody battles can be lengthy and expensive. Family law mediation is one way to avoid the courtroom and come to an...
If you are ready to get a divorce in Florida, but you and your spouse hate the idea of leaving everything up to a judge, then a collaborative divorce may be the perfect solution for you. The process allows you, your lawyer, your spouse and their lawyer to make...
In Florida, it is rare to receive permanent alimony orders unless the circumstances are extreme. However, if you are considering asking for permanent spousal support, it is essential to understand the factors the court considers. Age and health of the spouse...
When it comes to family law in Florida, there are two main ways to settle disputes: collaborative divorce and mediation. Both have their own unique benefits, so how do you know which one is right for you? What is collaborative divorce? Collaborative divorce is a...
When the judge in Florida issued your child support order, they took into account your ability to pay it based on your and your spouse's financial circumstance at that time as well as your child's needs. Maybe you've been laid off, or your hours have been cut at work....
Establishing a medical practice requires years of hard work, money and dedication to your patients. You may feel that these assets should be yours alone after your marriage ends. However, Florida courts subject medical practices to the same property division process...
Alimony refers to the payments that a higher-earning spouse makes to a lower-earning spouse after divorce. The purpose of alimony is to help the lower-earning spouse maintain the standard of living they enjoyed during the marriage. Courts often consider several...
It is a fact that Florida courts are serious about parents satisfying any financial obligations associated with raising their children, and especially those ordered to pay child support. Child support obligations come first, and courts can even order payments deducted...
Although many married couples in Florida take their vows believing their union will last forever, that’s not always the case. Some end up choosing divorce. However, some couples end up going through highly emotional contested divorces. What is a contested divorce? A...
Florida law generally requires parents to provide financing support for their children. This is typically true even if an individual's parental rights have been terminated. If you are struggling to remain current on your child support obligation, an existing order may...