When parents divorce, they must consider their child's best interests above all else. What will keep them stable? What will provide them with the best future? How can they ensure the divorce does as little damage to them as possible? When considering ways to co-parent...

Your divorce can have far-reaching effects on your life, and one area where you may see the biggest impact is your finances. The State of Florida recognizes that some people need help supporting themselves after a divorce. In your case, the family court may rule that...

When the court approves a parenting plan, you and your co-parent must abide by it. While you may make small compromises throughout your co-parenting journey, you cannot make significant modifications without the court's permission. Even if you and your child's other...

If you are going through a divorce, the end of your marriage may consume virtually all of your thoughts. The same is probably true for your children. After all, during divorce, kids tend to experience anger, depression and sadness. They may also struggle to perform...

Despite counseling, lengthy discussions and maybe even time spent apart, you and your spouse may feel that divorce is your best chance at reclaiming happiness. You feel prepared mentally and emotionally for the next chapter of your life in Florida, but have you...

Divorcing parents often worry about how their children will acclimate to changing family dynamics. Shared custody, or equal time-sharing, enables the kids to see both parents on a schedule that splits their time between the two. However, divvying up the...