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...
Family Law
Will temporary alimony affect your final alimony decision?
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...
Alimony modification: What does “change in circumstances” mean?
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...
How can divorced parents manage durational alimony?
Divorce often brings financial challenges, particularly when it comes to alimony. For parents, durational alimony can significantly shape their post-divorce lives. This form of spousal support, designed for moderate-length marriages, can substantially impact their...
The role of fathers in child development
While mothers traditionally receive more focus in discussions about parenting, fathers play an equally significant role in shaping their children's lives. Courts and parents should understand these contributions and support fathers’ involvement in their children’s...
Do Grandparents Have Rights in Florida Family Law?
When it comes to family law in Florida, grandparents often have questions about their rights and the ability to have a relationship with their grandchildren. In this blog post, we will explore the rights of grandparents in Florida and the circumstances under which...
What can you do to help your children cope with divorce?
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...
What happens if a divorced parent wants to relocate with a child?
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...
Has Florida eliminated permanent alimony?
Every year, the topic of permanent alimony comes up. And, seemingly, every time the Florida legislature is in session, the topic is debated. However, this year, it actually passed, which has led many to ask, has Florida eliminated permanent alimony? Permanent alimony...
5 actions that constitute medical neglect in a nursing home
Physical abuse is not the only thing you may have to worry about happening to your elderly parent when it comes to misconduct in Florida nursing homes. Another common cause of harm is medical neglect, which results from being indifferent toward patient care, failing...
