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Child support ensures the well-being of your children after a separation or divorce. However, circumstances can change over time, affecting your ability to pay or receive these payments. In Florida, you can seek modifications to your support orders when significant...
Navigating life between divorced parents and separate households can be confusing for children. How can you prepare your kids for this sudden change in their everyday lives? Communication is key It is important that children understand they are not responsible for the...
When you and your spouse divorce, you will have to put together a parenting plan to determine how you will take care of your children moving forward. According to the 2019 Florida Statutes, for the court to approve your parenting plan, you must, at a minimum, detail...
5 Things To Consider Before Getting A Divorce You are thinking about getting a divorce from your spouse. Before you file with the Court, there are several factors you should consider before you step into the family law arena. Determine if you are sure about getting a...
What are Some Basic Guidelines for Marriage Visas in Florida? Florida residents who travel abroad and fall in love need to understand how the laws work in regard to marriage visas and obtaining a marriage visa. U.S. citizens living in Florida who want to bring their...
Though many parents wish to avoid it, hiring a Clearwater child custody attorney may be the right decision for your case. With the best interests of your son or daughter in mind, do not leave anything up to chance. Hire a legal professional who works hard to get the...
Most people understand that divorce is not as simple as two people signing a paper and going their separate ways forever. The dissolution of a legal marriage is often complicated and emotionally draining. Florida is a “no-fault divorce” state, which means that when...
Where stepparent adoptions are concerned, consent from the biological parent of a child must be given for the child’s stepparent to adopt them legally. However, there are circumstances that bypass this step. For example, if the biological parent has had their legal...