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The divorce process can be trying. However, the involvement of children can result in further tensions. Typically, parents have the best interests of the child at heart when making their decisions. Nonetheless, what can be a difficult process for adults may...
When it comes to divorce, your animals count as property under Florida law. They are its, not he's, or she’s. Thus, unlike children, there is no custody agreement and no visitation rights. You need to deal with pets as part of the property division process. If you...
The divorce procedure can be stressful at the best of times. However, when children are involved, tensions can be heightened. Often, parents may have preconceived notions about child support. As a result, it is important to separate misconceptions from reality....
No one gets married expecting to one day get a divorce. Unfortunately, many Jacksonville, Florida marriages do not survive. If you and your spouse signed a prenuptial agreement before taking your vows, it is wise to examine the document ahead of your divorce. If you...
One of the toughest aspects of a divorce that you'll have to deal with is the financial shift it causes. It can be challenging envisioning having to take on all your household's bills. You might be able to secure alimony, child support and negotiate a property...
Divorcing parents have a great deal to worry about as they progress through the process. From financial decisions including child support and spousal maintenance to physical changes such as property division and visitation, the divorce process can feel like a...
If you have a child who you have partial or shared custody of with another parent, it’s important that you are always upfront and honest about changes in your life. When the changes in your life may impact the other parent’s right to visitation or your ability to care...
When a family unit falls apart, it’s not easy for the adults to cope -- so you definitely can’t expect your kids to get through your divorce without a little help. Naturally, every kid is different, and not every kid can fully express their thoughts or feelings. Some...
When a military couple decides to divorce, their affiliation with the U.S. military may make the process more challenging. Federal law may dictate what decisions are made, even as the law in Florida may also apply. The Servicemember’s Civil Relief Act (SCRA) protects...
Collaborative divorce can provide a way for couples to reach agreements on property division, child custody, support and other matters without the time, cost and stress of a litigated divorce. Unlike a mediated divorce, which some couples choose for these reasons,...