Parental alienation occurs when one parent manipulates a child to reject the other parent. Recognizing its signs early is crucial. These signs can include the child expressing unjustified hostility towards one parent, mimicking negative language or accusations used by...
Family Law
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...
3 indicators of asset concealment during a divorce
As an equitable distribution state, Florida follows a policy of dividing marital assets (those accumulated or mingled during a marriage) based on fairness rather than equality while leaving separate property (assets one spouse came into the divorce with or gifts given...
Post-divorce financial recovery strategies
Going through a divorce can be emotionally and financially challenging. As you navigate this transition, you should focus on rebuilding your financial stability. Assess your financial situation In 2021, 989,518 previously married women had to seek financial recovery...
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...
The benefits of using collaborative law during divorce
The term “collaborative law” has been used a lot in recent years, and it is still a relatively new concept, particularly in the divorce process. You may still have conventional notions about what the divorce process is like and assume it always involves couples...
Florida legislature may end permanent alimony
Some ex-spouses who are paying alimony have criticized it as a form of welfare. Meanwhile recipients may need this support to maintain their lifestyle or to pay for training or education. This debate has been going on for a long time, but it gained momentum after a...
Florida prenuptial agreements
Some people may view signing a prenuptial agreement, also known as a prenup, as preparation for divorce before a marriage has even started. However, these agreements are an effective planning tool that can help protect both parties. Spouses may want to consider a...
Should you settle your Florida divorce case or go to trial?
If you and your soon-to-be-ex are truly on opposite pages when it comes to divorce issues such as child custody and how to split assets, going to trial might be your best bet. However, it is important to consider what a trial will mean for you and your family compared...
