Protecting Your Tomorrow
There are various tax considerations that divorcing couples need to address as proactively as possible in order to avoid unexpected liabilities and optimize their financial outcomes. If you’re divorcing from your spouse, it’s likely that taxes aren’t at the top of...
Irreconcilable differences have brought you and your spouse to divorce – so how do you get past those differences in order to have an uncontested divorce? An “uncontested” divorce is any divorce where the couple involved can manage to agree on all the aspects of their...
Disagreements between co-parents about a child's social media use are common. Therefore, if you and your ex are struggling to find common ground about your child’s approach to social media, you certainly aren’t alone. There is little doubt that social media platforms...
If you and your child’s other parent are going your separate ways, you may be understandably concerned about not being able to see your child during your ex’s parenting time. Thankfully, whether your child will be with their other parent regularly or “only” on...
Parents with time-sharing arrangements in Florida need to follow the instructions in their parenting plan and/or custody documentation. Typically, each parent should spend a certain amount of time with the children, and both parents should do their best to uphold the...
The concept that parents are obligated to support their children has led to the creation of child support regulations. If one parent is particularly wealthy, they may be required to pay more than the standard child support amount. This is referred to as "good fortune"...
For many, divorce is challenging. It’s emotional and can get messy. While true, you can’t let this make you lose sight of your financial situation. Proper financial planning during this period ensures stability and security for both parties involved. Here are some...
If you didn’t seriously believe that divorce was in your future until recently, you may not have paid much attention to the attempts (and failures) by Florida lawmakers to change the state’s options for alimony over the years. Specifically, many wanted to end...
During divorce, assets classified as marital property, which typically include those acquired during the marriage are subject to equitable distribution between both spouses. In an equitable distribution state like Florida, such assets are not necessarily divided...
Last year, Florida took a step forward in making it easier for unwed fathers to secure and assert their parenting rights. The state legislature passed and the governor signed into law what’s known as “The Good Dad Act.” Under the new law, when a man legally...