Family Law

Living with a spouse you no longer want to involve yourself with can be uncomfortable. Many would choose to pack their bags to avoid any confrontation or to save themselves from emotional damage. However, before leaving the family home, it is important to consider how...

When couples in Florida pursue divorce, separating property and assets equitably can be complex. Understanding Florida laws is crucial for divorcing couples who own real estate, investments, and retirement accounts. Furthermore, there are actions people undergoing...

When it comes to divorce, even amicable splits can be tough. Along with practical considerations regarding asset division and custody decisions, most people also experience a significant emotional upheaval. In this case, moving on after a divorce may seem all but...

Gray divorce is distinguished by the age of the couples pursuing marital dissolution. Another significant factor is the financial resources gained over the course of the union. A lack of communication during a time of a new economic reality is vital to move forward...

When Florida couples divorce, it affects the entire family, including grandparents. The terms and conditions of a divorce may result in children moving some distance away or some visitation schedules changing as their parents follow the terms of a divorce and custody...

Adults ages 50 and older who consider divorce often have drastically different concerns than those divorcing in their 20s or 30s. Rather than child custody and support being a primary concern, these individuals may have adult children and worry more about property and...

After a divorce, ex-spouses often must continue to work with one another for the benefit of the children. If the circumstances of one of the former spouses change, it may require modifying the court-ordered child support arrangement. Below are answers to three common...

After a divorce, many people will need a little bit of help getting back on their feet financially speaking. In some situations, a court may award one person alimony, or spousal support. Courts usually make this decision in the event that a divorce causes one person...

If you are contemplating putting an end to your marriage, you already may have given some thought to your divorce timeline. For example, you might have decided to wait until after the holidays or another important occasion. On the other hand, you may be ready to get...

Your divorce can impact your children in a number of ways, causing emotional distress and uncertainty. Knowing of the changes taking place at home, your children may struggle to stay focused at school. Without adequate support and reassurance, the stress of a changing...