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It's safe to say couples never wed with plans of divorcing later. However, thousands of spouses across the country will divorce this year. When parents divorce, the security and well-being of their children are typically their primary concern. It has been proven that...
When spouses in Florida decide to end their marriage, they are both likely aware the path forward may be bumpy. Regardless of circumstances, a divorce is often an emotionally charged and challenging process. For older couples who are near retirement age, a marital...
For the majority of Florida parents who divorce, their main concerns typically revolve around the well-being of their children. This can make child custody one of the most contentious and complicated aspects of the divorce process. Sometimes, parents get confused or...
The dissolution of a marriage is often one of the most difficult events any Florida resident can face. The process of separating from a long-term spouse is not something that a person can fully prepare for. Anxiety, depression and other mental health struggles are...
The dissolution of a Florida marriage is an event that most people would agree is an emotional roller coaster. It can also be a significant financial challenge. Here are some recommendations and key strategies that could help to minimize the financial impacts of a...
Many parents in Florida who separate or divorce these days choose to co-parent. Anyone who has gone through a divorce or separation knows how emotional and stressful the experience can be. These emotions can make communicating with an ex-spouse very challenging. Yet,...
Most Florida couples get married for one primary reason. That reason is love. Although marriages begin for one reason, they end for a multitude of reasons. Knowing the main causes of divorce could help those who are currently married to avoid the same fate. Here are...
Under any circumstances, ending a marriage is stressful. When children are caught in the middle, a divorce can have significant psychological impacts. Here’s how a parental divorce can affect children psychologically, and what parents in Florida can do to protect the...
Although spouses never set out with the intent to end their marriage, sometimes it is for the best. In Florida, there are two ways to dissolve a marriage: divorce and annulment. There are fundamental differences between these two options. Understanding these...
Traditionally, unmarried fathers in Florida had minimal rights to their children even if their name was on a child’s birth certificate. An unwed father was not legally recognized as a child’s father until paternity was formally established. However, a groundbreaking...