BREAKING NEWS, March 2022 According to the Florida Bar, “The Legislature has agreed to abolish permanent alimony, give ex-spouses who pay alimony a “pathway to retirement,” and create a legal presumption that equal time sharing is in a child’s best interest. The House voted 74-42 on March 9 to approve SB 1796 by Sen. Joe Gruters,
Read More...Whether it’s from popular mainstream media or from your own friends/family, you’ve definitely heard of a “prenup” or a prenuptial agreement, in full. But have you heard of a postnuptial agreement? This can be a helpful Family Law agreement, to plan for any potential changes in the future. A Postnuptial Agreement A postnuptial agreement is
Read More...Fall is officially here. It’s the season for all things pumpkin and endless seasonal activities. To ring in the festive months, we’ve compiled a list of activities you can do with your kids. They’re both easy and great if you’re on a budget as a single parent. The best part? We’re confident you’ll enjoy these
Read More...Collaborative divorce is a more civilized approach to the traditional divorce process. It begins when two parties sign a commitment agreement stating that they won’t go to court. The goal is to help clients end marriages as peacefully and positively as possible, with the goal of mutual benefit. If you’re on the fence about pursuing
Read More...It’s a sad reality that abuse often occurs during the course of the divorce proceedings. More often than not, this abuse remains emotional. With this being said, it’s important to recognize the signs of emotional abuse (in yourself and children) and what effects may result. Typical signs of emotional abuse during divorce include: Lying to
Read More...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...We get it. Divorce is expensive. It’s always our goal to work with our clients to get the best solution for the best price. We do recommend taking certain steps in advance and during the divorce process to save some money. Below we’ve written out 4 ways you can make your divorce less expensive: 1.
Read More...Social Security is intended to supplement to a person’s private retirement plan that people typically pay into over their lifetime. For couples that divorce, it is clear how a retirement account is distributed. However, unless spouses are past the age of retirement, it is not often clear how Social Security payments will be paid post-retirement.
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