Carefully Safeguarding Your Rights and Interests
Are you going through a divorce? Then, eventually, you’ll want to let your children know about what’s going on and how things are expected to change. It’s easy to put too much information quickly on your children if you suddenly bring up your divorce. Instead, you may...
These days, many people’s careers can require them to move across the country or the other side of the world – or travel for long stretches of time. If you have to be far away from your child and your co-parent, your primary concern is likely how you’ll be able to...
Have you ever seen someone in a movie or TV show telling their spouse that they will never allow them to get a divorce? Although this is incorrect, many people believe one spouse can legally deny a divorce. For the record, in Florida and other states, a spouse cannot...
As divorcing parents, you need to decide on custody issues. Parents can often agree on custody schedules without intervention from the family court. Nonetheless, if this is not feasible, then the court will step in and come to a decision based on the best interests of...
If your child is still a toddler, you may believe your divorce isn’t going to affect them. They may or may not have clear memories of it when they’re an adult. However, a toddler can very much be affected in the present by their parents’ divorce. They may not be able...
The word divorce often brings to mind images of people fighting bitterly in court. People automatically think of litigation when they imagine a married couple ending their relationship. However, litigation has never been the only means of divorcing. Couples who...
If your divorce became final last year, you’ll likely have a number of changes to your 2022 income tax return compared to your 2021 return. It would probably be a good idea to have a tax professional help you with your return rather than go it alone – even with a tax...