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Parental alienation is a term that describes the situation when one parent tries to damage or destroy the relationship between their child and the other parent. This can happen during or after a divorce, separation or custody dispute, and it can have serious...
A previous post on this blog discussed options a divorcing spouse has if they want to keep the family home in the property division process, and what factors might play in their favor. But sometimes greater conflict regarding the family home exists between spouses in...
During a Florida divorce, people may disagree about many issues. In some instances, there is an overlap from one part of the case to another. This is often viewed in the context of children, custody, support and parenting time. However, it can also involve nearly...
One of your biggest fears as you contemplate your post-divorce life might be how you are going to make it financially. This is understandable since most people are going to struggle going from two incomes to one. Property division and alimony are usually two of the...
When people refer to a legal separation in Florida, they may be referring to one of two things. First, in a divorce, legal separation can refer to the date in which two spouses started living separate lives. This if often called the date of separation. The date of...
Summer is approaching, and children are excited to finish school and enjoy time with their friends, families and by the pool! It is excellent for parents who wish to spend more time with their children if they can do so. Co-parenting is challenging at any time, but...
When most people think of a couple getting a divorce, they typically imagine arguing inside a courthouse in front of a judge. However, most divorces never get to that point. In fact, most divorce cases settle before they go to trial. Many couples can solve their...
When your divorce is finalized, you are expected to abide by the terms of the divorce decree, time-sharing plan and respect each other’s rights. However, what happens if your ex is not following your time-sharing plan and interfering with your time with your child?...
Florida law outlines the rights parents have to their child, including the right to raise their child. Florida law also outlines the responsibilities parents have to their child, including the responsibility to provide for the child’s basic needs. These rights and...