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When a marriage dissolves, dividing property becomes especially complex if a business is involved. You may wonder who keeps ownership and how courts make that decision. In Florida, courts use "equitable distribution" to handle business assets. This means judges aim...
When you're an unmarried father in Florida, understanding your rights to custody can feel confusing. But you do have options and steps you can take to protect your relationship with your child. Establishing paternity First, you need to establish paternity. Florida law...
As a divorcing parent of minor children, one of your key focuses will be on finding an acceptable timesharing schedule, formerly known as a custody schedule. Courts prefer to keep both parents involved in a child’s life, so, in most circumstances timesharing is the...
In Florida, fathers can pursue a majority timesharing schedule with their children, formerly known as custody, which is in line with the child’s best interests. The state’s laws encourage shared parenting, and fathers are afforded opportunities to seek substantial...
Substance abuse can have a major influence on custody decisions in Florida. When a parent is struggling with addiction or abuse of drugs or alcohol, courts will examine how it affects the child’s safety and well-being. Florida’s primary concern in custody cases is the...
The topic of alimony can create anxiety for many fathers going through divorce in Florida. Much of this worry stems from widespread misconceptions about how alimony actually works. Here is the truth behind some common beliefs. Myth #1: Fathers always pay alimony This...
Divorce can be a physically, mentally and emotionally taxing process for both spouses—so much so that one spouse might want to move out even before the divorce is finalized. However, moving out of the marital home can have significant impacts on your family,...
Summer is right around the corner, and while Florida is a prime destination, you might be thinking of an overseas trip with your kids instead of the local beach. In Florida, most parenting plans include standard provisions for out-of-state or international travel....
When you marry someone with children, you do not automatically gain legal rights over your stepchildren. This does not necessarily mean you are not family, but you can only gain full and equal parental rights if you formally adopt them. Adoption can have a...
Are you considering a gray divorce in Florida? If so, you are not alone. Many couples over 50 choose to part ways, and alimony often becomes a significant factor in these separations. Understanding how alimony works in Florida gray divorces is crucial. Understanding...
