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A postnup can prove to be very beneficial during a divorce in Florida. This type of agreement provides a guide as to how your assets get divided if you and your spouse separate, and it protects minor children if one parent dies. Here are some of the reasons why you...
Most divorcing couples in Florida come up with a plan to share custody of their children, but not all do. In some cases, one parent may be denied visitation. Sometimes, this is done formally by the court. At other times, the spouse who has custody may informally deny...
There is no question that a divorce is painful, stressful and complicated. There are many decisions you must make, and these decisions are with someone you no longer want to spend your life with. This can lead to anger and frustration, but there are several dos and...
Sometimes, parents in Florida find that they can't continue to make their child support payments in full and on time. This can be a nerve-wracking experience for parents who fear that they will face legal consequences for unpaid support. Luckily, there are provisions...
Child custody is an ever-changing process as each family's needs evolve over time. This means that the original custody and support orders might not always work best for the family and that changes need to be made. When one parent takes over the main custodial...
For a Florida parent who struggles with addiction, maintaining visitation rights presents challenges. The court wants to ensure that any relationship you maintain with your child promotes the well-being of the child. Taking the necessary steps to prove your recovery...
The division of property between divorced spouses can seem like a tedious process. Within the state of Florida, there are laws in place to make the division of property as easy as possible. Most of the time, any property that is defined as marital property is subject...
In the past, many couples in Florida and around the country were reluctant to sign a prenuptial agreement. Today, more couples than ever are doing so. Instead of seeing a prenup as a "curse," they view onee as an opportunity to protect their assets. Why are more...
When a married couple with children gets divorced in Florida, there can be many disagreements that need resolving. One of these situations involves the future of a child's education. Here's some information about how divorcing parents can plan out their children's...
When couples get a divorce in Florida, it is not always by mutual consent. Sometimes, one person wants to divorce, and the other individual very much does not. There are certain steps the spouse who does not want the divorce should take that could prevent it and may...
