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Enjoying the Holidays Following Divorce
The holidays are usually a time for friends and family togetherness. However, after you split, the holiday season can sound anything but cheerful. Here are a few tips that may help you survive your divorce and the holidays. The season will likely be more hectic than those of the past as you adjust to potentially […]
Useful Tips for Better Co-Parenting
Effective co-parenting is one of the key ways parents can help the child navigate through the divorce process positively. Part of this may involve compromise to avoid disagreements on certain issues. Let’s explore a few tips to ease the co-parenting process. Here’s one we’ve mentioned before: refrain from bad-mouthing the other parent. Regardless of your […]
What Happens When a Parent Wants to Relocate?
Should a divorced parent try to move with their child out of town, what happens? Evidently, the procedure is fairly simple in terms of demonstrating to a family court that the move is being made, should the other parent approve. There are, however, cases in which a parent wishes to relocate out of town, yet, […]
Achieving an Amicable Divorce
It’s common to hear about divorces becoming bitter legal battles, but they don’t always have to be acrimonious. There are several ways you can go about keeping things amicable, let’s take a look at a few examples. Remain out of the courtroom if possible. Once divorce heads to court, a lot of control is taken […]
Consider Mediation Carefully
If you’ve decided to part ways in your relationship, there is a fair possibility that you have thought or heard about mediation as a possible path forward. Chances are that if you were offered mediation or litigation, you would likely choose the former. However, it’s important that you consider whether mediation is the best course […]
Contested and Uncontested Divorce in Florida
In Florida, a marriage dissolution must be filed by any couple seeking a divorce. If they can negotiate on one or most of the main issues, they may have the option of signing a marital settlement arrangement that details how all the main divorce issues have been settled. If children are involved, a parental strategy […]
Does Child Support Eventually End at 18 in Florida?
It can feel that the payments will never stop if you are a parent paying child support, and that’s particularly true if the amount you’re required to pay isn’t one you agree with. Yet child support does cease, and based on the situation, that expiration date could be different. Let’s take a look at the […]
Spending Time With Children During the Upcoming Holiday Season
With the holiday season kicking off in just a few weeks, this time may bring out strong emotions among divorced couples with children. Often, one parent may wish to spend a certain holiday with the child which may lead to conflict. You may find that if circumstances allow, spending the holidays together reaps great benefits. […]
The Paternity Puzzle
Establishing paternity is one of the key ways to maintain a relationship with a child. Due to the legal ramifications involved, there are several ways a father can have or has his paternity established. Perhaps the easiest and obvious is marriage. Should the man be lawfully married when a child is born, he is automatically […]
COVID-19 Continues to Affect Family Law
COVID-19 has already made life harder for families but according to a Sun-Sentinel article, it’s also affecting family law. The article mentions a mother who was not allowed to see her son due to her alleged refusal to wear a mask. The woman’s son has asthma which increases his risk of contracting the illness. According […]
