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Summer is right around the corner, and while Florida is a prime destination, you might be thinking of an overseas trip with your kids instead of the local beach. In Florida, most parenting plans include standard provisions for out-of-state or international travel....
When you marry someone with children, you do not automatically gain legal rights over your stepchildren. This does not necessarily mean you are not family, but you can only gain full and equal parental rights if you formally adopt them. Adoption can have a...
Are you considering a gray divorce in Florida? If so, you are not alone. Many couples over 50 choose to part ways, and alimony often becomes a significant factor in these separations. Understanding how alimony works in Florida gray divorces is crucial. Understanding...
Life rarely stays the same after setting up your initial timesharing arrangement with your co-parent. Your work schedule might change, or you might need to move for a better job opportunity. Sometimes, the change in your circumstances might prevent you from following...
Times have changed, and so have traditional family roles. If you're a father going through a divorce in Florida, you might wonder about your right to spousal support. Your gender shouldn't stop you from seeking financial help after divorce. Florida law ensures both...
Money is a big source of stress during divorce. The sudden shift from a dual-income household to supporting yourself can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, you may receive support even before your divorce clears the courts with temporary alimony. In this blog, we explore...
A prenuptial agreement or prenup is a contract between future spouses before they marry. This written agreement usually contains how a couple’s assets and responsibilities will be handled both during the marriage and in the event of a divorce. Having a prenup can help...
In the context of divorced or separated parents, relocating with children can present significant legal challenges. In Florida, there is a rule about moving more than 50 miles away. But sometimes, even shorter moves can cause problems. Let's look at when this happens....
Fatherhood extends beyond biology. In Florida, the concept of "de facto" fatherhood recognizes men who have acted as fathers to children, even without a biological connection, if they have legally adopted the child. This recognition can profoundly impact the lives of...
Court orders are not always set in stone, and the law recognizes that life goes through major twists and turns. In family law, this “change of circumstances” is a significant shift in a person’s life that might affect existing court orders, especially those related to...
