Family Law

As in all family law matters, the precise issues that may arise depend upon the couple's individual circumstances. Due to this, it is difficult to give an exact accounting of the financial matters that may occur during your Florida breakup. All couples are unique and...

Many divorcing couples decide that mediation would be in their best interest. This is in contrast to litigation in which both parties work through their issues in court.There are many benefits of mediation, including the ability to save both time and money. As you get...

As you go through the divorce process, you'll soon realize that your financial situation is going to change. While some people don't worry much about this, others come to find that they will have a difficult time making ends meet in the future.While not always the...

If you find yourself paying child support, you hope that everything remains the same in the future. However, if your financial situation changes, it's imperative to learn more about the modification process.In short, you have the right to request a child support...

Did you go through a divorce in the past? Were you ordered by the court to pay your former spouse alimony? If you find yourself paying spousal support every month, you may soon realize that things need to change in the future.There are several reasons why an alimony...

As your big day closes in, you'll have many decisions to make. At some point, you or your spouse may bring up the idea of a prenuptial agreement.While you hope to remain married for many years to come, you never know if divorce could come into play at some point. With...

When it comes to matters of spousal support, also known as alimony, it's important to understand your rights.As you move though the divorce process, spousal support is just one of the many details you may need to work out with your former spouse. Before we go any...

When a Florida resident is faced with a divorce or child custody case, one of the first concerns is how much the entire process will cost. Family law can be expensive, depending on the complexity of a case and the motivation of one or both parties to drag things out...

Once a Florida resident is ready to move beyond a broken marriage, he or she is often eager to get on with the process of divorce. The other spouse is not always so eager to embrace the changes that come with divorce, especially if the parties share children. It is...

Virtually all Florida residents are familiar with spousal support, where one spouse makes payments to the other spouse to provide financial assistance after a divorce. Formerly known as alimony, spousal support has become far less common than in years past. Today's...