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When you make a decision about a parenting plan in Florida, it typically holds until your child is an adult and can make their own decisions regarding where they want to live. However, there are some situations that could warrant making changes to the plan so that...
It's not uncommon for older adults in Florida to divorce. This situation is so common that it's now known as a grey divorce. In many cases, these older adults need to prepare their adult children for such major news. With that in mind, here's how to help your adult...
All aspects of the end of a marriage can be complicated, but getting through the financial challenges is often one of the worst. Having a certified divorce financial analyst (CDFA) work with you before your divorce is finalized in Florida can make the process easier...
Sending a child back to school can present challenges for any Florida parent. However, the late summer or early fall months may be especially challenging for those who share custody of their children with their former spouses. Fortunately, there are steps that you can...
When a marriage reaches its 50th anniversary in Florida, it is often referred to as a 'golden anniversary.' But for many couples, reaching this milestone can be the beginning of the end. If you are considering divorce after 50 or are in the process of one, you are...
For over 30 years, there have been significant changes in the way people view marriage, family, and relationships. Generations of families are seeing their parents and grandparents leave their marriages after being with a spouse for decades. In fact, people over the...
Filing for divorce could represent a way to end a troubled marriage. Safety concerns may drive some partners to separate. While personal safety and psychological health are important, spouses involved in divorce proceedings in Florida must also look at financial...
You may have done everything you can to get through your Florida divorce with a minimal amount of impact on your children, but now you are facing the potential of co-parenting with your former spouse. Most divorced couples are able to develop a new co-parenting...
When a couple gets married in Florida, they are automatically granted certain rights and protections under the law. One of these is the right to share in marital property. Several factors are at play during the split of these assets; you can get half or even 20%...
As a general rule, the school year provides parents with the structure needed to stay within the bounds of a custody or visitation plan. However, when Florida schools are not in session over the summer, it may be necessary to review those plans. Let's take a closer...