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For couples without children, their pet often fills a similar role. They think of the pet as a member of the family. Some couples will also get a pet first, such as a dog or a cat, as a way to prepare for the future responsibility of having children. When these...
Cryptocurrency has become an important asset in many high net worth divorces, bringing new challenges to property division. Questions about how to classify and divide digital assets can complicate the process of equitable distribution. Florida courts apply state law...
International child custody disputes can be emotionally and legally complex. When parents live in different countries or one parent wants to relocate a child overseas, Florida courts must balance state law, federal law and international agreements while keeping the...
If you have been served with divorce papers in Florida, you typically need to respond within 20 days. It is often wise to take time to consider your options. You do not have to react instantly, and you can take time to speak with your attorney, gather important...
How far do you have to drive to work every day? If it is more than 45 minutes, some studies have found that your divorce odds go up by 40%. That long commute can actually make divorce much more likely. These studies do find that the increase in divorce odds happens...
If you get divorced, you certainly may be interested in co-parenting with your former spouse. You’d want to get custody of your children, stay involved in their lives and maintain those relationships even after the divorce. However, depending on your lifestyle, this...
For many people, the term “prenuptial agreement” brings to mind celebrities, professional athletes and billionaires protecting massive fortunes. This common misconception has made many couples dismiss the idea of a prenup without understanding its purpose. The truth...
When going through a divorce, child custody disputes are common. Parents often want to know exactly what rights they have and how these have been divided, such as the difference between sole custody and joint custody. This certainly does apply to physical custody...
When people in their 50s, 60s or 70s get divorced, it is often referred to as a gray divorce. One interesting thing to note about these cases is that gray divorce has become more common in recent years. For those who are 65 and older, the divorce rate has nearly...
Co-parenting after a separation or divorce can be challenging, especially when emotions run high. Even routine discussions about school schedules, extracurricular activities or transportation can sometimes escalate into arguments. Fortunately, advances in artificial...