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It can be a struggle to financially support and raise a child alone. Fortunately, Florida allows custodial parents to request retroactive payments to cover past expenses. Pursuing past-due support can relieve current financial strain and ensure both parents share...
As you and your spouse end the marriage, you might worry that your spouse’s education debt will become your burden after the divorce. The answer depends on two distinct steps: how the debt is classified and how the court decides to share it. Is the debt marital? The...
Divorce comes with several implications. If you have a child together, the court will require both parents to work out how the child will be provided for until they can be on their own. This is where a child support order comes in. But what if you later learn that the...
Love can indeed transcend age, but May-December relationships sometimes face hurdles that can test their resilience. While many couples thrive despite significant age gaps, others find their differences become roadblocks in time. Recognizing potential challenges and...
Like many other states, Florida has a law which explains how a resident of the greater Fort Lauderdale area who wants to move should go about doing so if they are subject to a court order establishing access and parenting time to their children. The so-called...