Monthly Archives: May 2021
What Happens to Gifts During Divorce?
During a Florida divorce, all of a couple’s assets will be classified as either marital or non-marital, with the former eventually being split between the parties. Some assets, however, even when obtained during a marriage and so technically classified as marital property, may not actually be divisible upon divorce. Some gifts, for instance, may… Read More »
Can I be Granted Sole Parental Responsibility for My Child?
In 2008, Florida lawmakers eliminated the concept of sole custody in an effort to help both of a child’s parents build meaningful relationships with that child. Now, custody is divided into two categories: parenting time and parental responsibility. The former refers to the amount of time that each parent actually spends with a child,… Read More »
Can Time-Sharing Arrangements Change?
After going through a divorce or a lengthy custody dispute, it can be easy to slip into thinking about time-sharing arrangements as though they are permanent and can never change. While child custody orders are legally binding and enforceable by Florida family law courts, they are not immutable. In fact, many families are encouraged… Read More »