Blog Posts in 2017
The New Year will bring change. For some, it will bring a divorce. Avoid complicating your divorce by avoiding these seven life changes.
Don’t Change Your Job. Avoid changing jobs, especially if the change to your schedule or commute will reduce the time you have to spend with your children. If the new […]
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Why it is Important to Deal with Timesharing Issues Prior to Settling Child Support
It is essential that timesharing is clearly defined between parents prior to agreeing to child support. This is true whether the couple is divorcing, modifying a prior child support order, or […]
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The Necessity of Prenuptial Agreements
No one gets married, anticipating they will eventually get divorced. However, studies show at least half of all marriages end in divorce. Consequently, before you get married, it’s a good […]
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How to Reinstate Your Driver’s License After It Has Been Suspended for Failing to Pay Child Support
Florida states that your driver’s license may (will) be suspended for failing to pay child support. Fifteen days of nonpayment is all it takes to put your driver’s license, amongst [...] Read more
Teen Dad? Here’s What You Need to Know
If you’re a teenager and you’ve just been informed that you’re a father, a thousand different thoughts and emotions are likely swirling through your mind. That’s understandable – parenthood is […]
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The Importance of Premarital Agreements
Premarital agreements, more commonly known as prenuptial agreements, have become increasingly more popular. In the past, people associated such agreements with a wealthy man marrying a poor woman. Today, all […]
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What To Do If You Receive Notice That Your Driver’s License Is Going To Be Suspended
You’re in a bit of a panic, and you don’t know what to do. You have received notice from the State of Florida that your driver’s license is going to […]
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How Do I Find Out If A Child Is Mine?
When you are first told the news that you are the father of a child, the first question you may want to have answered is whether the child is truly […]
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Consequences of Failure to Pay Child Support
One of the unfortunate results of divorce cases is that ex spouses sometimes forget to pay child support. The state of Florida contains one of the most stringent systems for […]
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What Is “Birdnesting” and Is It Right for Me?
After a divorce, there are several available custody options for parents, including: Sole Custody. This type of custody refers to situations where one parent has sole custody over the children. […]
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Incapacity and Divorce:
Mental incapacity is one of two grounds for divorce in Florida. Florida is a no-fault divorce state, meaning that specific fault grounds for divorce, such as adultery, need not be […]
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