In any divorce involving children, child support payments are mandatory. Whether or not a parent is unemployed or cannot be located, the party filing for divorce with minor children must include an order for child support payments. How Is Child Support Calculated in Florida? Florida child support laws follow guidelines that determine the amount…
What is The Benefit of Filing For Divorce First? While everyone is dealing with life in social distancing due to the Coronavirus, the financial pressures surrounding money, employment, and health is certainly a new experience for everyone. It’s a strain on relationships that already experience problems and on individuals responsible for the needs of their…
We Help You Protect Your Rights. Our Family Lawyers in Miami know it’s hard to face a family dispute especially, when it involves children. While every family has a unique approach to dealing with their family disputes, the best way to deal with these matters is with the help of an experienced Family Lawyer to…
Just as social media is becoming a larger part of people’s lives, it is also starting to affect the way that divorces in Florida are handled. Communications on the Internet, including emails, text messages and posts on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, can be used as evidence during a divorce. Even if an…
Setting up a financial plan for marriage is a great way to avoid divorce. When Florida couples are planning a wedding, they probably have no thought of ever getting a divorce. It is a fact, however, that divorce rates are rather high, especially for subsequent marriages. Talking about finances and debt in advance can make…
Despite many believing that a Prenuptial Agreement is only for the wealthy, all individuals should consider getting one. Prenuptial agreements are like an insurance policy that protects both people if a marriage fails. There are several reasons couples in Florida might want to consider a prenup before getting married. A prenuptial agreement allows both people…
Florida parents who are facing a divorce in Florida might be concerned about college savings plans they have built up for their child. They might be concerned that if the other parent finds a new partner, they might try to use the money to pay for the education of the partner’s child or of a…
At this time of the year, parents are busy preparing and finalizing plans for the upcoming school year, making trips to discount stores for supplies, shopping malls for clothes and grocery stores for lunches. Interestingly enough, a recently released study by researchers at the University of Washington reveals that many of these parents might also…
