Florida fathers who want to remain active in their child’s life after a split with the mom have a legal right to do so, only if the couple was legally joined. However, if you and your ex did not marry, only the mom has parental rights automatically. We often help...
What are some factors a court considers for parenting plans?
You have probably heard before that during child custody cases, courts are focused on the best interest of the child. This is often subjective. After all, even two well-meaning parents may have different opinions on what is best for their child, which is why so many...
Relocation will bring big changes to your parenting plan
For years you have put in extra time and effort to bring more business to the company you work for. You hoped for a promotion with more responsibility and a better salary, and it is finally happening. The problem is that the promotion comes with a move from Florida...
4 benefits of lump-sum alimony
Even though divorcing your spouse offers an excellent opportunity to make a fresh start, it may also cause you to experience financial anxiety. After all, you may not have the same monthly income after your marriage ends. Pursuing spousal support may put your mind at...
Florida’s 5 types of alimony
When one spouse has a much higher source of income than the other, alimony may naturally become a topic during divorce negotiations. The court considers the need of one spouse and the other spouse's ability to pay, among other factors. If the Florida divorce court...
Reasons a couple benefits from a postnuptial agreement
While a prenuptial agreement has gained popularity in Florida, the postnuptial agreement may be a viable option for some couples. These agreements offer similar benefits to couples in the events as a prenuptial agreement. However, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements...
Divorce mistakes to avoid
One of the mistakes divorcing couples in Florida should avoid is ignoring the tax implications of the decisions they make during the settlement process. Certain assets may have a current value, but that value can change when those assets undergo tax treatment in the...
When wives become ill, marriages are more likely to fail
When Florida couples get married, they often vow to remain married through sickness and in health. However, studies have found that serious illness can increase the risk for divorce. Furthermore, studies have shown that women have an increased chance of divorce if...
How a couple’s attractiveness could affect their future
When people in Florida get into the dating scene, physical attraction may be one significant factor bringing them together. According to surveys, people are likely to approach individuals they consider up to 25 percent more attractive than themselves on most online...
Dividing a 401(k) in a divorce
People in Florida who are deciding to divorce may be concerned about how their retirement funds will be distributed. In many cases, 401(k)s and similar funds are some of the largest assets held by a couple, so it is important to handle the distribution of these funds...
