Before you and your spouse got married, both of you signed a prenuptial agreement. You have now started thinking about getting a divorce, and you...
Can a prenup be thrown out of court?
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Family Law
Virtual visitation can extend beyond video chats and phone calls
Virtual visitation arrangements have become increasingly commonplace in recent years. Oftentimes, when a child is being raised by parents who are no...
Co-parents, it’s time to think about next school year
Now that summer has arrived, many co-parents may feel a sense of relief from the hectic pace of the school year. As such, this period offers an...
Understanding Florida’s current alimony law
Last year, Florida finally changed its alimony law after years of political debate. What do these changes mean for couples divorcing this year – and...
What happens to a marital home in a divorce?
Florida, with its sunny beaches and relaxed atmosphere, is a popular destination for couples to build a life together. What happens if that life...
When divorce mediation is NOT a good idea
In many cases, mediation is the preferable way to come to a divorce settlement. However, in certain scenarios, it's actually better to head straight...
Children and divorce – some things to keep in mind
Divorce affects both the two adults who are ending their Florida marriage and the children who are a product of it. Therefore, when parents are...
Handling custody and visitation exchanges
For newly-divorced parents in Florida, one of the most difficult things they might have to deal with is the times when they exchange their children...
How can you have a child-centered divorce?
Florida couples often find that ending their marriage is difficult enough, but it’s that much more challenging when you have children. This is...
What to know about prenuptial agreements
Creating a prenuptial agreement may be beneficial even if you don't have a lot of money or tangible assets. For instance, it may allow you to...