Monthly Archives: February 2022
Am I Eligible For Alimony?
Alimony is a type of payment that is paid by one former spouse to another and is often awarded upon the dissolution of marriage. However, judges only award this type of financial support if the petitioner has a legitimate need for it and if the other party has the ability to pay it. Courts… Read More »
Temporarily Relocating With Your Child During Divorce
One of the most immediate and pressing needs for many divorcing couples is deciding where they will live during the pendency of the proceedings. This issue can become even more complicated when a child is involved, as parents are required to obtain court approval before relocating with their children when the move is more… Read More »
Restoring Your Former Name After Divorce
Moving on after divorce can be complicated, with many people struggling to redefine themselves post-marriage. One way that some work through this is by restoring their former (maiden) name, which, in Florida can actually be done through the dissolution process. To learn more about changing your name upon divorce, consider reaching out to a… Read More »
Are You Thinking About Asking For A Prenuptial Agreement?
Prenuptial agreements are useful legal tools that can ward off problems down the road, benefiting both parties by ensuring that there is an agreement in place dictating how assets will be divided in the event of divorce. This is only one of the many benefits of entering into a prenuptial agreement, so if you… Read More »
Temporary Custody Arrangements
When it comes to child custody, courts generally prefer to award custody to one or both of a child’s parents. There are, however, some occasions where the court will award temporary custody of a child to a third party to resolve a problem without permanently changing the rights of a child’s parents. To receive… Read More »
Changing A Settlement Agreement After Divorce
When a couple is able to reach an out-of-court agreement on divorce-related issues, like property division, alimony, and child custody, a court will review that marital settlement agreement and if it is deemed fair and equitable, will incorporate that agreement into the final divorce decree. In this way, a private contract between the parties… Read More »
Changing Your Custody Schedule
With the onset of the new year, many parents are re-evaluating their current custody schedules to ensure that they are still meeting the needs of the children and both parents. After all, it is not uncommon for a family’s circumstances to change over time as children grow and their interests change. All of these… Read More »
