It’s no lie that the marital home is filled with many memories, especially when children are involved. Moving is one more giant hassle to add to your already overwhelming to do list. We’ve compiled a post that shares what to consider when deciding whether or not you should stay in your marital home. Can you
Read More...Many of our clients have this exact question when they come to us looking to file for divorce. The answer is always different. Whether or not your spouse is going to be entitled to your business is going to depend on a couple things. Is the Business Marital? If your business was created prior to
Read More...School is close to coming to an end in Tampa, Florida and soon your kids will be home more often. As a single parent, it can be stressful to figure out how to preoccupy your kids’ time during the summer months. To prepare you, we’ve put together a list of summer camps for kids, as
Read More...A few weeks ago, we wrote a blog post centered around what collaborative divorce is and how it is beneficial. This week, we want to dive deeper and share more details about this process. With that being said, here are a few things you should know about collaborative divorces: The Cost of Collaborative Divorce
Read More...The divorce is finalized and you’ve moved on to seeing new people. The biggest question you may have at this point is “when and how do I introduce my kids to this new partner of mine?” Introducing your kids to your new boyfriend or girlfriend shouldn’t be taken lightly. Timing is key along with many
Read More...The holiday season is stressful as it is, but when you throw in a new normal following a divorce and top it off with navigating the uncharted territories of traveling as a blended family, it can border on chaotic. But, despite all of this, no matter the situation, when kids are involved, you want
Read More...There’s no denying that divorces aren’t easy. And, they’re especially difficult when kids are involved. Your kids will likely question if they’re to blame, if there’s a possibility of you and your ex making amends, and insecurity about the future. These are all normal emotions and if you’re currently navigating through a divorce and want
Read More...When it comes to alimony settlements, you only appear in front of a judge if you and your spouse can’t reach an agreement. You should give negotiation a try as it’s a lot less expensive than going to divorce court, and you won’t be leaving important decisions about your life to the judge. You can
Read More...Owning your own business is not easy. As an entrepreneur, you have to put all your focus into your business endeavor in order for it to grow and succeed. You work long and unpredictable hours – often taking your work home with you. You stress over every detail and there is a lot riding on
Read More...Divorce can up-end many aspects of your life, and if you have pets, the issue of who gets the dog (or cat) will likely arise. While you no doubt view your dog as a furry family member, it may come as a surprise to you that under Florida law, pets are considered property, and therefore
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