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Many parents struggle with co-parenting. It's particularly more challenging to deal with when their child has special needs. Children with special needs often have regularly standing appointments and set routines that they must stick to. They also use heavy equipment....
When dividing the marital assets during a divorce, the biggest problem often centers around what to do with the house. You have many assets, but your home is probably the most valuable. Even if you haven’t fully paid it off, it may be worth much more now than when you...
Since January of 2015, same-sex marriage has been legal in the state of Florida. While this was and still is cause for celebration, many same-sex couples experience relationship troubles just as heterosexual couples do. When divorce is imminent, you will want to learn...
Most children want to continue spending time with both parents after a divorce. There will be exceptions, such as if one parent was violent or abusive. Yet, in most cases, it is the child’s wish and is in the child’s best interests to continue to see both their...
Cryptocurrencies have grown in popularity in recent years. Many individuals have invested in this digital currency because of the anonymity it affords them. Owners generally exchange cash for digital tokens, which they can then use to make purchases at brick and...
You do not want to lose the house in your divorce. Fortunately for you, your ex doesn’t want it. This seems to pave the way for you to take it as part of the asset division process, while your ex gets other assets to balance out their share of the property division....
Just as marital relationships are different for each couple, the divorce process is unique when spouses decide to end their marriage. In most cases, divorcing partners want to make the experience as quick and painless as possible, especially if they have children. But...
Divorce means dividing up the life you’ve created together. If you have a pet, he or she is part of this life. Your pet has to be accounted for along with everything else. But how does this actually happen? Do you need to make a custody plan and share your pet even...
If there is one time of the year that is more difficult for parents than any other, it’s summer break. When divorced parents have to work and children are sharing time between homes without the benefit of school to care for them during the day, the break can quickly...
Children generally have a hard time understanding why their parents divorce. They can become depressed or angry and may even start struggling in school when their parents separate. As hard as divorce may be for the average child, it can be even more difficult for a...
