Parental relocation can be a complex and emotionally charged issue for divorced or separated parents in Florida. While parents may have valid reasons for moving, doing so can significantly impact the lives of their children and their co-parenting arrangements. In this blog post, we will explore the legal aspects of parental relocation with children in…
When your relationship has ended, you may feel relieved that you can finally put the past behind you and move on with your life. Unfortunately, individuals who have children will never be able to put their divorce behind. Your child custody arrangement may need to be modified as lifestyle changes and your children grow to…
There are many misconceptions about Florida child support laws or when and how to pay child support in Florida. These are 4 common myths: PAYING CHILD SUPPORT IS NOT COMMON. Not quite. In the United States alone, over 39 million people pay child support annually. In addition, our Federal Government also collects child support for…
A child custody dispute is stressful for any parent. Especially, when you don’t know your rights or what to expect. Regardless of which parent is making it difficult, you need to face the court and be prepared with a solid plan of action to increase the chances of obtaining the result you expect. That’s why…
When Florida parents begin to consider filing for divorce, they might be primarily concerned about its impact on their children. However, they may be able to approach the issue in a way that is less upsetting. The first thing parents should do is consider the timing. Some parents file for divorce during the school year…
Investigations by news media have yet to uncover what information caused a Duval County judge in Florida to approve an adoption of a toddler girl by a relative with an active warrant for domestic battery. The court has chosen to evaluate the case again amid concerns that the adoptive uncle and aunt present an unsafe…
For years, it has been a common belief that it is beneficial to children for the mother to be the primary caregiver. However, Florida parents who are considering a divorce may want to know that the current trend in child custody matters is that children are more likely to benefit from joint custody. According to…
