Category Archives: Family Law
What are 5 Tips for Divorced Parents During COVID-19?
The coronavirus has been in the state of Florida since March, and the number of infections continues to increase. These unprecedented times are extremely difficult for many, and that remains true for divorced couples that have children together. COVID-19 has introduced many unique challenges for families. Fortunately, there are some tips you can follow… Read More »
Will Divorce Hurt Your Credit Score?
There is a lot to think about when you are going through a divorce, and your credit score may not be at the top of your mind. However, it is crucial that you do consider your credit score, so you do not walk away from the divorce in a position that could negatively affect… Read More »
What to do if Served with Divorce Papers?
Being served with divorce papers is a scary and uncertain time. The situation is stressful, regardless of whether you were served by a sheriff while at work, or when you were at home with your children. No matter how it happens, if you have been served with divorce papers, you must know what to… Read More »
Is There More Domestic Violence During COVID-19?
It was in early April that Florida Governor Ron DeSantis ordered a statewide lockdown that pushed people into their homes as the entire country tried to slow the spread of COVID-19. The order was difficult for most people, as they could no longer go to work, spend time with friends, or even just go… Read More »
How Do I Deal With an Unreasonable Co-Parent After Divorce?
Divorce is always an extremely difficult thing to go through. When children are involved, it can make it even harder. Unfortunately, the effects of a divorce are often felt even long after the divorce is over. This is sometimes the case when the former spouses are trying to co-parent with each other and one… Read More »
What are Benefits of a Prenuptial Agreement?
When a person is about to get married and hears the words ‘premarital agreement,’ it often strikes fear in their hearts. However, they should not. There are many benefits that come with premarital agreements, and these extend to both spouses. Below are just four of the main advantages that anyone about to get married… Read More »
How do You Reverse an Adoption in Florida?
Most of the time, adoption is a joyous experience for the entire family. The family welcomes the child with open arms and in ideal circumstances, that family is a unit for the rest of their lives. Unfortunately, sometimes adoptions must be reversed. A birth parent may change their mind and not want the adoption… Read More »
How Do I Establish Paternity in Florida?
Paternity in Florida is becoming a bigger issue, as more and more couples decide to start a relationship, perhaps even live together, and have a child. Although this situation works for many, from a legal standpoint it can bring some complications. This is particularly true if the two people ever break up. In this… Read More »
What to Know About Emergency Child Custody Orders?
Florida, like all states, have laws that protect children from dangerous situations. These situations are unfortunately many. A parent could kidnap a child, or abuse or neglect their child. Sometimes, both parents are deemed incapacitated or they may both suddenly pass away. In any of these unfortunate situations, and more, an adult may petition… Read More »
Challenging a Prenup in Florida
Prenuptial agreements are becoming more common in Florida these days. Many people are waiting until they are older to get married, or are marrying for a second or third time. Some individuals have inherited a family business. In any event, a prenuptial agreement can protect someone’s assets in the case of divorce and usually… Read More »
