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Bird's nest parenting is a unique approach to co-parenting that’s focused on the child's well-being during and after divorce. This method, where children stay in the family home while parents alternate in and out. It enhances stability and familiarity. This parenting...
Life during divorce comes with a lot of major changes. One of these that you may not expect is having to be cautious about what you post on social media. While you may not think much about that, there’s a chance that your soon-to-be ex is watching your posts. Some...
Divorce is undeniably a challenging chapter in anyone’s life. Amid the emotional turmoil, it’s crucial to contemplate the legal concerns involved that may impact your financial security, especially when it comes to matters as significant as a Power of Attorney (POA)....
One of the most contentious issues in divorce proceedings is custody. Typically, the court prefers both parents to play an active role in the upbringing of the child. Custody arrangements usually reflect this. That doesn’t mean that disputes can’t arise once the...
If you look around your house, it is likely that you can easily confirm that you’ve acquired hundreds of items over the years. What happens to all these things when you divorce? Surely a court has no interest in the small things of little value? Anything you owned...
Shared custody is the standard in most divorce cases. Florida refers to shared physical custody as time-sharing. Each adult will have control over and responsibility for the children for a certain percentage of time. Time-sharing arrangements help parents cooperate...
Divorce is a deeply personal path filled with intense emotions and life-changing choices. For many, keeping things private is an absolute must. Whether you are a high-earning individual or simply someone who values discretion, keeping your private matters private is a...
Fully separating financial resources can be a major challenge for those preparing for divorce in Florida. Spouses tend to disagree about what would be the most reasonable way to divide their shared assets and any debts that they have acquired during their marriage....
Parents who go through a divorce and discuss parental rights may create a joint custody plan. A joint custody plan means each parent has some right to say how their children should be raised. This often means parents work together to split up responsibilities, such as...
Divorce is heavy on anyone, let alone a minor child. Thus, Florida courts require divorcing parents to be there for their child by forming a parenting plan. The agreement must reflect their parental responsibilities and outline how their co-parenting arrangements...