Living in the Digital Age has radically changed how society communicates and interacts. Social media has (seemingly) made most forms of privacy a thing of the past, often rendering what you post or click or share public to the world. This means that everyone can...
The question of who qualifies for alimony in Florida is one of the most frequently litigated issues in divorce proceedings throughout Miami and the State of Florida. Under Florida law, spousal support is not automatically awarded when a marriage ends. Instead, the court must determine...
If you’ve just been served divorce paperwork, your first reaction is probably fearful, emotional, and full of confusion. That’s not (necessarily) a bad thing, and it’s perfectly natural. But quickly, your emotions probably shift from surprised to curious, and the question comes up. After having...
Adoption remains a hope-filled, gut-wrenching journey and even in the most amicable cases, divorce rocks the world of parent and child alike. Meld the two into one time-frame and stress expounds. The impact of divorce on adoption agreements is largely based on the stage in...
A prenuptial agreement is a future agreement that will only be executed in case of divorce. That reason alone makes it very uncomfortable topic for two newlyweds. However, prenuptial agreements may be the smart route. The top three reasons for prenuptial agreements are to provide...
Mandatory parenting classes are a central procedural and educational requirement in family law proceedings involving minor children. In Miami-Dade County and throughout the State of Florida, parents who file for divorce or paternity actions involving parental responsibility must complete a statutorily mandated Parent Education and...
Divorce has been a common occurrence in the American culture for many years. Even though many people get divorced in the state of Florida every year, there are still many misconceptions about what happens after a divorce. One of the most misunderstood aspects of divorce...
The end of a relationship is never an easy thing to deal with. Depending on the duration and circumstances of the partnership, this can be devastating, both emotionally and financially. Most married couples, when nearing the end of their relationship, choose to file for divorce,...
Moving Out of State after your Florida Divorce At one time or another, you were happily married. As time went on, changes in your marriage might have triggered a divorce. Now that you’re divorced, can you just pack up and leave? That depends on several factors. Once...