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Florida's alimony laws underwent a significant transformation with Governor Ron DeSantis's approval of a bill. The new law, effective July 1, 2023, brought about changes, including the elimination of permanent alimony. The new law affects couples currently undergoing...
Spousal support in Florida can take various forms, including bridge-the-gap, rehabilitative and durational alimony. Each type serves a unique purpose, depending on the circumstances of the divorce. The Florida Statutes provides guidance to courts when determining...
A parenting plan outlines how you and your coparent will share responsibility for your children after a divorce or separation. It should detail how you will divide time and other important information about child custody. Understanding the process of creating a...
Co-parenting can be challenging, but it is essential for the well-being of your children. When parents work together effectively, children can thrive despite the separation or divorce. To overcome the many obstacles of co-parenting, you must take certain steps to...
Divorce is a challenging and emotional process, especially when it involves children. That is why parents must communicate with their children about this life-altering decision in a sensitive and thoughtful manner. While the conversation may be difficult, approaching...
When going through a divorce, you will come to a point where you and your spouse need to work on asset division. It may benefit you to know how assets classify. This makes it easier to tell what assets you have to divide. Community and separate properties The Business...
Divorce is a traumatic experience for most children. Even if you know that their lives will improve following the divorce, your kids need time to cope with the loss of the household and family dynamic that they know best. The hardships associated with divorce do not...
Whether you want to move closer to family and friends or need to pursue an educational or job opportunity out of state, there are many reasons that you might consider relocating with your child or children while they are still minors. However, if your move will be...
Decades ago, younger people tended to divorce more often than older adults. However, in the last couple of decades, the trends changed. In the U.S., the rate of divorce is highest for those between 55 and 64 years old. You are never too old to leave a relationship...
When parents divorce, their primary concern is for their children. And, often, divorcing spouses talk about ways they can make the divorce easier on their kids. For Pensacola, Florida, parents, there are a few options, both easier and harder. A harder option: nesting...
