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How to Handle Joint Bank Accounts During a Divorce
Going through a divorce is never easy, and there are a number of issues that must be resolve, not the least of which is the division of property. Moreover, during the divorce proceeding, it is crucial to secure your finances, starting with joint checking and savings accounts. This article is a brief discussion on… Read More »
Funding a Child’s College Education in a Divorce
One of the critical issues that a divorcing couple must resolve when there are children involved is shared parental responsibilities, and deciding how to pay for college. With tuition rates on the rise, now more than ever it is crucial for both parents to work together to finance their child’s education. In addition, of… Read More »
How To Protect Your Business During a Divorce
As many can attest, a marital breakup is never easy, especially when it comes to determining how to divide the marital property. Because Florida is an equitable distribution state, marital property must be divided in a way that is fair to both parties, however, this does not mean equally. Moreover, these issues become even… Read More »
Common Misconceptions About Divorce
Divorce has many negative connotations. You may be hesitant to file for divorce because of some of the most common misconceptions about what will happen after you make that filing. You should keep in mind, however, that the divorce process is often not nearly as terrible as many people make it out to be…. Read More »
Calculating Spousal Support in Florida
Spousal support, or alimony, is money paid in either a lump sum or in periodic payments from one spouse to another. It is designed to “even out” any significant financial differences between the couple. For example, if one spouse has a significantly higher income than the other, then an award of spousal support is… Read More »
What is Considered “Income” for Calculating Child Support?
The Court goes through an extensive review of your finances when you are ordered to pay child support. The Court will look at your income and expenses and compare that information to the other parent’s finances. However, only certain money coming in is considered “income” for purposes of the child support calculation, and you… Read More »
6 Ways to Increase Your Chances of Winning Your Child Custody Case
We know your children are extremely important to you. Losing custody of your children can be devastating for both you and your kids. Dealing with your child custody case is often extremely emotional, which can negatively impact your thinking. Is there anything you can do to increase your chances of winning your child custody… Read More »
Child Visitation Rights During Divorce
The divorce process can take a considerable amount of time. If there are disputed issues, divorce can take years to be fully finalized. While you and your former spouse are working out the details, you may wonder how the process will affect your children and your ability to spend time with them. Your Legal… Read More »
Pets and Divorce: Is Visitation Possible?
Divorces are often painful for everyone involved. While property division and child custody get a lot of attention, one item often gets overlooked—the family pet. For many people, particularly those who do not have children, their pets are a vital part of the household dynamic. In fact, one study indicates that dog owners consider… Read More »
Changing Visitation Schedules in Florida
As your child gets older, his or her needs will change. Your schedule will change as well. Time-share arrangements that you developed with the other parent when your child was very young, for example, may not work any longer as your child gets older. Thankfully, you have the option to change your visitation schedule… Read More »
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