As emotionally excruciating as divorce is, it shouldn’t take away the joys of child-rearing. Florida law acknowledges the critical role of both parents in laying developmental foundations during their minor child’s growing years. Thus, the state’s public policy...
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Year: 2023
Florida’s alimony: Types, grounds and possible reform
Couples may not be on equal financial footing when divorce divides the family into two separate households. A spouse is commonly dependent on the other, which makes for an unequal situation. Alimony or spousal support balances the scales to ensure that both parties...
How do I tell my spouse that I want a divorce?
Everyone always says a marriage takes work. Unfortunately, no matter how much effort you put into your marriage, it might not be healthy for either of you to stay married to each other. Constant arguments and feelings of resentment can negatively impact an individual...
How will trust assets be impacted by a divorce?
Assets in a Florida divorce that were acquired during the marriage are typically split evenly between the couple, or in a way that makes sense for the individual’s circumstances. Dividing trust assets can be more complicated. Are there rules for trust assets in...
Estate plans may need updating after a divorce
In a Florida divorce, people will automatically think about child custody, child support, spousal support and property division. It is easy to forget other areas that also need to be addressed. Specifically, that refers to estate plans drawn up during the marriage....
Protecting your mental health after divorce
Getting over the end of a marriage in Florida takes more than just perseverance. Moving on to a new life requires you to stay healthy and focused. This is even more true if you have children. Here are some handy tips on how to avoid post-divorce mental health issues....
What is excessive spending during a divorce?
If you're either considering divorce or in the process of divorce in Florida, you know that a divorce is one of the most stressful times in anyone's life. And one aspect of that stress is financial. A divorce always means a major upheaval in each party's finances, no...
Navigating social media during your Florida divorce
Social media is the primary way Florida residents keep up with friends, family, and their extended community. If you’re going through a messy divorce, social media can give your ex an unwelcome insight into your personal life. Be careful about venting on social media...
Putting your child first – navigating divorce with special needs children
If you are going through a divorce in Florida and have a special needs child, you may face unique challenges and considerations. Here are some things to remember as you navigate this difficult time. Child custody and support Child custody and support are among the...
Tips for helping your children deal with your divorce
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional experience for Florida parents and their children. Children may find themselves caught in their parents' conflict, which can be overwhelming and difficult to handle. Parents play a critical role in helping children navigate...