As parents, you are responsible for your child’s health and well-being until they are 18 years of age, and while every parent wants what’s best for their children, the definition of what’s considered “best” can be up for interpretation. Divorced parents who have decidedly different stances on what is right for their child in terms...Read More
The holidays can be a logistical nightmare, and the coordination becomes even more challenging when more people are involved. In-laws, out-laws, exes, and children – we all want time together with those we love most. The problem is we can’t have it all when we’re managing a time-sharing schedule with our ex, but we can...Read More
Welcome to the most stressful time of the year. For divorced families navigating the span of late-November into January can be one headache after another, especially if you’re trying to negotiate with an uncompromising ex, or if your circumstances have changed such that abiding by the existing court order has become extremely challenging. While admittedly...Read More
As a divorced parent there is nothing more frustrating that being denied time with your children. But it can be more than just maddening – it may also be a violation of your divorce decree and can come with very real legal consequences. If your ex is consistently violating the court-ordered parenting plan and time-sharing...Read More
Post-judgment issues involve legal action that needs to be taken after a prior judgment has been issued by the courts – often that is the decree issued during the final divorce proceedings. The need for a post-judgment may be related to concerns regarding spousal support or alimony, child support, or compliance with the parenting plan....Read More
To finalize a divorce, the court issues a final judgment over the case. The decree is meant to settle issues related to things like child support and time sharing, alimony and the division of assets, but it seems that very rarely does a final judgment mean that the couple is done with the Florida legal...Read More
