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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...
When a Florida marriage ends, many people find themselves reassessing their financial situations and trying to figure out what life might look like without their former partner’s financial support. If you count yourself among them, you may be looking for ways to set...
When your Florida marriage ends, you may have concerns about supporting yourself and maintaining the lifestyle you currently enjoy with your former partner’s financial help. Depending on certain factors, you may be able to secure an alimony award in your split....
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...
Personal injury cases can be filed for many reasons, such as auto accidents, bicycle accidents, motorcycle accidents and dog bites/animal attacks. Premises liability refers to slip and fall injuries on someone else's property or workplace. When you get hurt due to...
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...
Divorce is one of the most common and complicated legal processes, especially when involving children. You need someone who knows how to handle your unique situation effectively and efficiently. If you're going through a divorce or are thinking about it, here are some...
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...
Divorce can be hard on both spouses financially, but it often takes a more extreme toll on the financial well-being of women. In fact, according to the American Academy for Certified Financial Litigators, the average household income for women over 50 drops by roughly...
For high-net-worth divorcees, you probably already have a team of financial professionals who have worked on maintaining your marital estate for years (if not decades). These include CPAs, financial advisers, brokers, etc. When you decide to part ways then, it is no...
