Category Archives: Family Law
What To Do, And What Not To Do, When Getting A High Net Worth Divorce
When an individual or couple gets a divorce and they have a high net worth, it is a much more complex process. The potential for conflict is much greater with high net worth couples, and that will end up costing both parties more in time, money, and effort. Fortunately, this does not always have… Read More »
What Are Some Myths About Mediation In Florida?
Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution that is mandatory in a Florida divorce, but many people do not see the process as the benefit it is. During mediation, the two spouses will meet with a mediator who will try and help them resolve all disputes related to the divorce case. If an agreement is… Read More »
When May You Need A Tampa Family Law Attorney?
When people think of family law, they often think of divorce. While it is true that Tampa family lawyers spend much of their time on divorce cases, there are many other legal matters they can help with, as well. If you have a family matter or legal dispute, below are four situations in which… Read More »
How Can I Co-Parent Effectively When Divorced?
It was not so long ago that when a couple got a divorce, one would be awarded primary child custody and the other parent would be awarded visitation. One person would parent the child in the manner they wanted during their time, while their former spouse may parent in an entirely different way. Today,… Read More »
What Happens To The Rental Property In Divorce?
Married couples often have many ways of earning income for their household and one of these is investing in rental property. Whether it is an entire apartment building or just one unit that is used as an Airbnb, rental property can be a very lucrative investment. When a couple gets a divorce though, that… Read More »
What Questions Are Asked During A Divorce Deposition?
The divorce process in Florida has many elements and sometimes, a divorce deposition is one of them. A divorce deposition is sworn testimony that is recorded by a court reporter and that occurs within the office of the requesting attorney or the court reporter’s office. Divorce depositions are often intimidating, usually because a person… Read More »
How Can An Arrest Affect Your Custody Rights?
A criminal record will affect your life in many different ways. You may not be able to find employment, you may have trouble finding housing, and your reputation may suffer, as well. While these are many of the consequences a person first thinks of when they are arrested, they may not consider other impacts… Read More »
What Mistakes Should I Avoid With My Premarital Agreement?
Premarital agreements are very popular today and when you have one, it can make the divorce process much simpler, if it ever becomes necessary. However, when you decide you need a premarital agreement, it is still important to do it right. If you make a mistake, the agreement may not be deemed enforceable by… Read More »
How Can A Lawyer Help when Divorcing a Difficult Spouse?
Divorce is difficult enough when the two spouses try to work together to come to the best possible terms. However, when one spouse is extremely difficult to work with, the entire process becomes even more challenging. When your spouse refuses to work with you, it is easy to think that the divorce will inevitably… Read More »
How Can I Create a Parenting Plan that Works?
When going through a divorce, you will have to resolve many issues with your spouse. If you and your spouse have children together, one of the biggest issues will involve child custody. In many cases, it is best to agree on a parenting plan and keep the issue out of court, which is expensive… Read More »
