Don’t Face Your Legal Struggles Alone
When you go through a divorce or separation in Florida, ensuring that your kids have what they need should be at the top of your priority list. You could consider nesting to reduce the strain, which might even be the least stressful situation for both parents. What is...
Once Florida couples with minor children divorce, they often must figure out their co-parenting relationship. Ideally, they should put aside their differences to raise healthy, happy children. However, that is not always the case, particularly when those differences...
Annulment and divorce are two legal options that Florida residents have for marriage dissolution. While divorce is a lot more common, the term annulment appears in television and movies often enough to sound familiar to many. Unfortunately, entertainment has largely...
If you are getting ready for a child custody hearing in a Florida courtroom, you should be familiar with a variety of information. Understanding your parental rights, the types of custody that are available and the factors that go into awarding custody will help you...
Co-parenting after a divorce can be a challenging process even when the former spouses have the best intentions. The process can get even more complicated when the communication between parents goes beyond topics related to their children. To protect the children and...
A child custody order is an order issued by a court that determines who a child will live with and who will make decisions on the child's behalf. There are several factors that a court in Florida would consider when making a child custody determination, and one of...
When you negotiate a divorce settlement in Florida, you have to include a child custody agreement that outlines your roles, responsibilities and the time-sharing schedule. Judges usually accept the child custody agreement proposal, but in some situations, they adjust...