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A stepparent in Florida might struggle to understand their place in a blended family. In most cases, the stepparent doesn’t have an equal say in parenting the children. It's often because the biological parent and the children have a different type of relationship....
Divorce brings about a lot of changes for Florida residents like you. In addition to the significant adjustments to your home and finances, there are also a lot of changes to how you file your taxes. Only one person can claim a child on their taxes after the divorce...
Divorce after 50 for women in Florida can add significant challenges to their lives, especially if they have been out of the workforce for an extended period or have limited financial resources. Overcoming these challenges is crucial for living a fulfilling life...
Often, a major point of contention during a Florida divorce is money. How to divide your marital property and debt and what you each feel you are owed during this time can lead to heated arguments and stalemates in the negotiations. Each person’s stance is usually...
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...