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The value of finding the right child custody attorney

On Behalf of Law Office of Timothy S. Keough, P.A. | Jun 13, 2022 | Family Law

When it comes to children and divorce, cutting corners financially is something to always attempt to avoid. Some Florida parents who are divorcing may try to represent themselves during child custody hearings, and this could result in negative long-term consequences....

What happens when a custodial parent dies?

On Behalf of Law Office of Timothy S. Keough, P.A. | May 27, 2022 | Family Law

The death of a parent can be life-changing for a child regardless of the child’s age. It may be especially so in Florida when child custody issues come into play and the parent who died was the custodial parent. This begs the question then of who will get primary...

Customizing your child custody agreement

On Behalf of Law Office of Timothy S. Keough, P.A. | Mar 18, 2022 | Family Law

Florida parents considering filing for divorce or who are currently in the throes of divorce, have a lot to think about, and a top priority is to make sure their children have everything they need to adapt to a new way of life. Children need emotional support to help...

Saying I do to a prenuptial agreement

On Behalf of Law Office of Timothy S. Keough, P.A. | Mar 3, 2022 | Family Law

There are so many things to do when planning a wedding, including arranging the reception hall, invitations, planning the ceremony, planning the meal and much more. There are other things to consider, too, which may not even be on an engaged couple’s radar. This can...

Does Florida allow same-sex surrogacy?

On Behalf of Law Office of Timothy S. Keough, P.A. | Dec 29, 2021 | Family Law

The family unit can look much different today than it did decades ago. With same-sex couples given the green light to marry in Florida, it is safe to say that many of these couples -- mostly gay males in these cases -- want to start families with the help of a...

How parental alienation can affect child custody cases

On Behalf of Law Office of Timothy S. Keough, P.A. | Dec 19, 2021 | Family Law

Parental alienation can be ugly and used by one parent to try to prevent the other from seeing the children by making false claims often in connection with alleged abuse. Family courts in Florida often recognize parental alienation syndrome and use it to determine...

Choose child custody battles wisely

On Behalf of Law Office of Timothy S. Keough, P.A. | Nov 16, 2021 | Family Law

It’s never easy transitioning to a co-parenting model after divorce. When it comes to child custody issues in Florida, co-parenting relies heavily on parents being able to get along and work together for their children’s sakes. There should be some guidelines set down...

Is parallel parenting an ideal option?

On Behalf of Law Office of Timothy S. Keough, P.A. | Oct 17, 2021 | Family Law

A couple who doesn’t agree on most things likely don’t agree on many issues regarding their children either. When Florida parents decide to divorce, there are many things they need to discuss, and one of the most important is child custody. In some instances, a joint...

Family law: Who benefits from a postnuptial agreement?

On Behalf of Law Office of Timothy S. Keough, P.A. | Aug 6, 2021 | Family Law

Saying I do can one day turn into saying I don’t, even though couples aren’t in that frame of mind when they tie the knot. Some Florida couples might not think it’s important to have a prenuptial agreement before the wedding, which could really be important in the...

What’s the meaning of better parent in child custody cases?

On Behalf of Law Office of Timothy S. Keough, P.A. | Jul 24, 2021 | Family Law

When parents decide to divorce, there are many things they need to sort out. One of the most important details that needs to be discussed is that of child custody. Florida courts are pretty clear when they ask parents who are fighting for sole custody for proof the...

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