Monthly Archives: March 2024
The Fate Of The Family Pet During Divorce
When a couple decides to divorce they can expect to face a number of complicated issues during their legal proceedings, including whether one spouse will be owed alimony and how the parties will divide their marital assets. While a pet can feel like much more than property and more akin to a family member,… Read More »
What Is Parental Responsibility?
For many divorcing couples, child custody ends up being one of the most hotly contested issues that they will face, which is why it’s so important for parents who are thinking about divorce to have a thorough understanding of what these kinds of determinations will entail. One of the most important distinctions to make… Read More »
What Is Paternity Testing?
There are a lot of different ways that couples can establish paternity of a child in Florida. When two parties are unable to agree, however, that someone is a child’s father, then it may be necessary to conduct paternity testing. This in turn, relies on the analysis of DNA samples taken from both the… Read More »
Be Prepared To Analyze Your Prenuptial Agreement During Your Divorce
Prenuptial agreements have become an increasingly popular way for couples to protect their assets in the event of a divorce. Often, these agreements don’t end up being enforced, as a couple remains married. If, however, two parties do decide to end their marriage and they have a prenuptial agreement in place, then they should… Read More »
Who Keeps The Car In A Florida Divorce?
A lot of married couples pool their resources and property when they tie the knot, which means that over time, they are often able to achieve a higher standard of living with their dual incomes. Unfortunately, when couples end a marriage, they must usually adjust that standard again, as not only will their household… Read More »
How Can I Protect My Digital Security During Divorce?
The security of your digital assets or online accounts may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you decide to end your marriage. This is understandable, as legally terminating a marriage is an emotional decision that is often accompanied by more pressing issues, like child custody, alimony, and asset division. Digital… Read More »
