Category Archives: Pets and Divorce
What Happens To Pets In A Florida Divorce?
Pets are a part of the family, whether you own a dog, cat, fish, turtle, or another type of animal. Unfortunately, in a Florida divorce, pets are not considered part of the family. Rather, they are considered property. That means that when the divorce process is complete, only one spouse will own the pet… Read More »
Where Does the Family Pet Fit in a Divorce?
Divorce forces families to reorganize and reevaluate how they will live day-to-day. Included in this shift in perspective is the family pet, a member of the family who does not have a voice in what happens, but is affected nonetheless. Americans are now more likely to view pets as children or companions, moving away… Read More »
Pets Matter in Divorce
Why Pets Matter In A Divorce Saturday, November 17, 2012, 3:18:24 PM | Silvana D. Raso Many pet owners treat their pets as if they are their own children, whether it be a dog, cat, turtle or gerbil. For these owners, the pet is an integral part of the family. But owner beware:… Read More »