Nothing can feel more frustrating than dealing with an ex who is not complying with your court-ordered parenting plan and time-sharing arrangement. But more than just frustrating, it can put them in contempt of court. If you’ve found yourself in a situation where you are repeatedly struggling to get your ex to comply...Read More
During divorce, you work hard to shield and protect your kids from the difficulty you and your spouse are experiencing, and for some parents, you may want to keep your kids away from your partner completely. But can you legally do this while the divorce is still pending? The short answer to this question is...Read More
As a parent, you want nothing more than to protect your child, and you will do everything in your power to remain an important and present figure in their life. Unfortunately, for families going through divorce, how and when you get to spend time with your child is not always up to you. It’s up...Read More
In Florida family courts, the guiding rule of law is for judges to make child custody determinations based on what is in the best interest of the child. In the majority of instances, it is presumed that a child’s best interest is to have quality time shared with each parent. There is a difference, however,...Read More
Shared parental responsibility is complicated no matter the circumstances or scenario, but what happens when your ex decides to move to another state? Not so fast. Understanding Florida Custody Laws and Relocation During divorce, the courts will create a parental responsibility and time sharing plan that is in the best interest of the child. Frequently...Read More
For parents going through divorce, one of the most contentious aspects of the entire process frequently revolves around custody – which in Florida we discuss in terms of parental responsibility and timesharing. It’s easy to understand why tensions can quickly escalate on this matter, especially with emotions running as high as they do during divorce....Read More
