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When parents in Florida divorce, the state requires both former spouses to financially support their children. Parents can reach a child support agreement independently or ask the state to create a child support order. Review the factors that influence Florida child...
If you are a Floridian considering divorcing your spouse, you may have heard about an increasingly popular way to handle divorce matters called alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Mediation is a type of ADR and to settle your divorce outside of a courtroom, a...
Contrary to what movies and television shows portray, not all couples want a contentious divorce that requires a court battle. Many couples want the process to go as smoothly and fairly as possible. For spouses who want a more collaborative divorce, mediation may be...
It is no secret that divorce, whether in Florida or elsewhere, can have devastating effects on children’s mental health and future success. But recent studies have shown that not all divorces affect children equally. Experts now believe that the status of the family...
It is no secret that divorce can end up being a very expensive enterprise. However, most people focus solely on the expenses associated with things like alimony or child support. The reality is that divorce itself can end up being extremely expensive in certain...
Many people apply for and take out student loans to pay for their undergraduate, graduate or professional degrees. In general, the student assumes financial responsibility for these loans. However, in some situations, a married couple may share responsibility for one...
The stay-at-home parent traditionally keeps the home and continues to raise the children after a divorce. However, this is rapidly changing. Changes to social norms and court treatment of alimony may prompt you to question whether you should keep the home or allow...
If you are second-guessing the choice to take your divorce to court, you are far from alone. Traditional divorce through the court system often leads to uncertain judicial outcomes, extraordinary expenses, adversarial “solutions” and entrenched animosity. ...
Divorce can be difficult under any circumstances, but permanent health issues can complicate matters. If your marriage is ending and your spouse has serious chronic medical problems, you may wonder how to proceed. You have options. You may consider a long separation...
For many people, getting divorced may raise concerns about their future financial health. Assets must be split and shared with a former spouse. Living costs tend to increase when needing to support a new household. As a person works to get back on their financial feet...
