Divorce or separation can be hard enough, but when children are involved, questions about parenting time often add a lot of stress. Many parents worry about what’s “fair,” how schedules will work, and what the law actually says. The good news is that Florida has clear parenting time guidelines designed to help children maintain strong […]
Florida Divorce Law Blog
Divorce is a challenging time. Meeting with your attorney for the first time shouldn’t add to your stress. Unfortunately, for many, the experience of their first divorce consultation can feel overwhelming. It’s common for clients to feel anxious and be unsure what to ask during the meeting. It’s completely normal. The goal of this first […]
Navigating custody during the school year can be stressful. Many parents worry about balancing schedules, homework, extracurricular activities, and their own work commitments. If you’re sitting in a family law office wondering how this is all going to work, know that you’re not alone. There are ways to make school-year custody manageable for both you […]
Co-parenting after a separation or divorce can feel overwhelming. Even when both parents want what’s best for their child, they might disagree on how that looks. One of the most important tools for keeping things clear and structured is a parental responsibility agreement. These agreements outline how parents will share decision-making and daily responsibilities for […]
Shared parenting can be challenging, even when both parents want what’s best for their child. Sometimes, though, communication breaks down entirely. Messages get missed, plans change without notice, or one parent feels ignored. If you’re struggling to get your co-parent on the same page, documenting these issues can make a big difference. Doing so offers […]
Family law issues can turn your world upside down in a matter of moments. Divorce, custody disputes, child support, and property division all carry serious legal and emotional weight. When you’re already dealing with stress at home, it can be tempting to handle things on your own to save time or money. But trying to […]
When a marriage starts to break down, one of the first questions people ask is whether they should move out of the family home. The idea of staying under the same roof can feel unbearable, especially during a difficult separation. But in Florida, moving out during a divorce can affect several parts of your case. […]
High-asset divorce cases often involve complex financial questions that go far beyond a standard property division. When significant wealth is involved, including businesses, investments, multiple real estate holdings, retirement accounts, or valuable personal property, both spouses need a clear, accurate picture of what the marital estate actually looks like. That’s where expert witnesses become essential. […]
Child support cases can feel overwhelming, especially when your financial stability and your child’s well-being are on the line. Florida’s child support laws are detailed, and even small mistakes can lead to long delays, inaccurate calculations, or outcomes that don’t reflect your actual circumstances. When so much is at stake, trying to manage everything on […]
Many people assume they must be separated for a certain period before they can file for divorce. While that’s true in some states, the rules in Florida are different. If you’re considering ending your marriage, it’s important to understand how separation works under Florida law, and how it may or may not affect your ability […]
