Parents who are going through a divorce are looking for ways to divide parenting time and child custody rights. This does involve the decision-making power that they have to make choices for their child, but many parents are focused on the physical aspect. Where is...
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What should you know about Florida’s new alimony law?
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has finally signed the bill passed earlier this year to end permanent alimony in the state. The battle over ending permanent alimony has been going on for years, with three previous bills making it to two governor’s desks, including...
2 tips for co-parenting success
Parents who are going through a divorce have many factors to consider, but their top priority must remain their children. One of the best ways parents can help their children is to work as a parenting team. This gives the children some measure of stability because...
Why gray divorce is unique
Is divorce different with age? Gray divorce, divorce after 50, can be different from younger ones. Both types may stem from similar reasons, but involved parties may not go through the same experiences. Here is how gray divorce may be different. Its property division...
3 tips for working out summer plans with a co-parent
Summer can present unique challenges and opportunities for co-parenting. Kids are usually out of school and many families opt to take vacations. This might not be as easy as you think if you and the child’s other parent are divorced. Start discussing summer plans...
3 tips for a peaceful divorce
If you and your spouse have irreconcilable issues and have opted for a divorce, you should make the right moves. The Florida divorce process can be complicated. Thus, you should learn about it and make decisions that prevent misunderstandings. Here are three tips for...
3 benefits of an uncontested divorce
Irreconcilable issues in a marriage can result in a divorce. These include financial problems, infidelity, constant arguing, lack of commitment, substance abuse and domestic violence. If you are considering a divorce, you should choose a process that works for your...
2 tips to cope with the first post-divorce holiday season
Going through a divorce means everything in your life is going to change at least a little. For some people, facing the first holidays since the split causes anxiety because of the many uncertainties. You can do several things to make the holiday season a bit less...
3 tips for helping kids during divorce
Children whose parents are divorcing have to cope with a major life change. They’re likely counting on both parents to help them as they go through these. One of the most important things to remember is that you must do what’s in the child’s best interests. This...
My ex won’t let me see my kid. What do I do?
Child custody can be heavily contested during the divorce. In fact, it is not uncommon for this matter to be revisited even after finalizing the divorce. Life is never a straight line, and this can trigger a renegotiation of the existing child custody order. Another...