Category Archives: Family Law
Is Alimony Really Necessary After Property Division?
Paying spouses often opine that alimony really isn’t necessary after the property division process. After all, if a spouse receives hundreds of thousands or even millions in a divorce settlement, isn’t that enough to cover their living expenses for the foreseeable future? This argument may have some logic behind it, but that doesn’t necessarily… Read More »
Types Of Alimony In Florida
If you’re approaching divorce in Florida, alimony may be a considerable concern for you. If you’re dealing with the possibility of paying alimony, you may be worried about the financial impacts. If you’re dealing with the possibility of receiving alimony, you may also be concerned about your financial future, and whether you will have… Read More »
Why You Need To Consider Alimony When Remarrying
For many spouses, remarrying represents a brand new chapter – an exciting new path forward and a world of new possibilities. However, marriage also represents a financial transition, and you need to keep these factors in mind as you move forward. One of the things that may be impacted by remarriage is alimony, and… Read More »
When Am I Allowed To Stop My Ex From Visiting My Children?
Parents in Florida might want to prevent their exes from seeing their children for a variety of reasons. Perhaps one parent is concerned that the other is a bad influence on the children. Maybe they believe that their children are not safe when under the supervision of their former spouse. You might believe that… Read More »
Creating A Co-Parenting Plan In Florida
A divorce can impact your life in many ways, and your role as a parent may change dramatically. Notable issues may arise when parents are granted shared custody, as they need to figure out how to spend roughly equal amounts of time with their children. Unfortunately, this can cause considerable stress for the children… Read More »
What Are The Rights Of An Incarcerated Parent In Orlando?
While it might not seem that prevalent, many incarcerated individuals are also parents. Being arrested does not make someone any less of a parent and yet there are obvious challenges presented to those who physically cannot see and be with their children as often as they would like. How do incarcerated or convicted parents… Read More »
What Happens When An Ex Or Co-Parent Refuses To Vacate The Home?
Last week our blog discussed whether or not selling the family home during divorce is necessary. We learned that not all parties must sell the family home, but married couples seeking divorce must compensate the other party for half of the home’s value. But what happens if both parties agree to sell the home,… Read More »
Who Is Stuck With Student Loan Debt After Divorce In Orlando?
Divorce is not easy, but it can be especially painful when the parties negotiate who is responsible for what debt, and why. Student loan debt cannot be discharged in bankruptcy, and federal loans can only be refinanced once. When both parties take on debt during the marriage, it can be difficult to decipher who… Read More »
Forming Orlando Parenting Plans Designed For Toddlers And Preschoolers
Divorce is often the hardest experience a person can go through, but it is only amplified when young children, infants and toddlers are involved. A traditional split week custody arrangement is not conducive to a young child’s needs, especially if they are still breastfed or in diapers. Small children thrive on consistency and being… Read More »
Grandparents’ Rights In Orlando Child Custody Disputes
Being a grandparent is one of the greatest joys in life. It is something many parents look forward to as they age. Unfortunately, estrangement, family rifts or other issues might affect an adult child’s relationship with their parents, and in turn, a grandparent’s relationship with their grandchildren. Many grandparents are frustrated that they cannot… Read More »