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Courts usually believe that it is in the best interest of the child to have both parents involved in their upbringing and many cases, this results in shared custody. However, when a parent in Florida has a criminal record, this might impact the court’s decision and...
When couples in Florida begin the process of dissolving their marriage, one of the major questions they will need to answer is what they should do with their home. It is not always easy to decide as the emotional attachment to the family home is often hard to break....
Most Florida residents find divorce a difficult time in their lives. Some may take longer than others to adjust to their new situation. These are some ways you can adapt with dignity. Accept your new status After a divorce, you are no longer a spouse, and thus it is...
Raising a child can be difficult enough without having to deal with antics from your child's other parent. However, as Florida law typically allows both parents to have a relationship with a child after a divorce or separation, you'll likely need to work with your...
Many Florida parents end up in divorce \but continue working together to raise their children. The best thing for the kids is to come up with the best co-parenting plan as part of the custody agreement. Parents may want to consider these parenting plans if they have...
Gray divorces are on the rise, although the overall divorce rate is declining in the United States. Lack of commitment is the primary reason that couples say they divorced. Infidelity is the second-leading reason. Taking a look at the divorce trends may help you...
Gray divorce refers to the phenomenon of older couples getting divorced, a trend that's on the rise. This is especially relevant in Florida, where a greater-than-average older population resides. The increasing prevalence of gray divorce has several significant...
There really is no such thing as a free divorce in Florida or any other state. There are always hidden costs that pop up. Some of these involve dividing your retirement accounts, getting new health insurance and transferring real estate. The key to negotiating these...
Noncustodial parents in Florida are required to pay child support to make sure that the needs of their children are met. Child support payments are determined by the incomes and childcare responsibilities of both parents, and they may be altered if these circumstances...
If you're getting a divorce in Florida and own a home, it's critical to time the sale of your property appropriately to ensure you receive the highest amount possible. Doing it wrong can cost you $250,000. Understanding how the capital gains tax break works If you're...