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Divorce can be an extremely stressful and emotional time in someone’s life. There are several decisions that have to be made throughout the entire process. The four main ones include child custody, property division, child support and alimony. The end goal for all of...
Property division has serious implications for divorcing spouses who will want to ensure they have an agreement property division settlement. When property has to be divided during divorce, there are a variety of factors the family law court considers. It is helpful...
When we think of prenuptial agreements, we often think of the fabulously wealthy wishing to protect their assets. However, these agreements are not just for the wealthy. Although prenuptial agreements may be important for those with significant assets or debt, certain...
For some, a way of transportation through a car may be a necessity to get to and from places, but most motorcycle owners can agree that riding their favorite toy is an experience in and of itself. Unfortunately, motorcycle accidents usually occur because of a...
Every marriage comes with its own set of challenges. This is particularly true for service members and their spouses, who face difficulties that civilian couples will never have to consider. Military divorces also have unique aspects to them, raising questions that...
There are several different ways child support is enforced. Understanding child support enforcement resources and methods are helpful for parents seeking to collect child support but it is also important for paying parents to be familiar with the potential...
According to recent studies, somewhere between 40 and 50% of current marriages will end in divorce. This begs the question: do both parties always agree that ending a marriage is the right thing to do? Do all parties have to agree? Under Florida law, a spouse who does...
Divorce is one of the biggest life changes parents and children can go through. Emotions can run the gamut from sadness to anger and eventually to acceptance or perhaps even happiness. Parents in Pensacola going through a divorce likely want to help their kids adjust...
As is the case in other states, Florida legislators and judges take domestic violence seriously. Under Florida law, judges are supposed to consider all evidence of domestic violence when making a decision about parental responsibilities and time-sharing, which are...
The decision to follow through with a divorce between parents is never reliant on a child, but unfortunately for most children, the divorce alone can certainly affect that child negatively. With divorce comes a lot of changes the child may not be used to. The child...
