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Adoption is a great way for Florida residents to expand their families. If you are considering this option, it’s helpful to know if you’re eligible and who you can adopt. These are the state's adoption laws. Who can adopt In Florida, adults are permitted to adopt....
Retirement funds are a primary concern for those approaching or in retirement. For divorced individuals in Florida, Social Security can be a key part of that retirement plan. The federal government bases eligibility on the length of your marriage and how recently you...
When couples marry, divorce might be far from their minds or plans for the future. However, marriages dissolve, as family court records in Florida indicate continually. Some spouses may struggle with their decision to file for divorce and work to save the union. Yet,...
Children whose parents are divorcing can struggle in many ways as they adapt to the changes brought about by the dissolution of their parents’ marriage. Parents, however, can offer support, guidance and space to help their Florida children during this transitional...
While divorce rates in general have decreased, divorces between people who are 50 or older are increasing. Known as "gray divorces," these breakups often affect couples who have committed to their marriages for 20, 30 or more years, but something finally pushes them...
If you are about to get married, it is important to be aware of the issues that may arise in the event of a divorce. One of them is the division of property. Thankfully, that's where prenuptial agreements come in. What is a prenuptial agreement? A prenuptial...
Battling problems with substance abuse becomes a daily struggle for millions of people. Those who overcome an alcohol or drug dependency problem may try to move their life in a positive direction. However, lingering issues related to such struggles might complicate...
The Florida adoption process requires the consent of both parents in most situations. If one parent doesn't want to put their child up for adoption, then they usually have the legal right to keep their child. Paternal rights Biological fathers have parental rights...
Florida law typically grants custodial or visitation rights to both parents after a divorce. Therefore, if you share children with your former spouse, they will likely remain in your life until your kids reach the age of majority. Fortunately, you can create a plan...
When separated or going through a divorce in Florida, the judge would want to ensure that your children have enough resources that you could possibly give them to survive. These resources will come from your income and that of the other parent. So, the family court...