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Thanksgiving is a time for family gatherings, shared meals and expressions of gratitude. But for parents who share custody, it can also give rise to questions and conflicts about holiday timesharing. At the , we know how important it is to...
When Florida courts decide custody arrangements, the guiding principle is always the child’s best interests. Parents often wonder: If my child says they want to live with me, will that decide the case? The short answer is no, not by itself. A child’s preference is...
Establishing a parenting plan is a critical part of any custody arrangement in Florida. When a child has special needs, the process requires additional care, customization and legal foresight. Parents often ask: How do we account for medical routines, therapies,...
For many families, Halloween is one of the most magical nights of the year. The costumes, the candy, the neighborhood excitement – it’s a childhood tradition that only comes around once a year. And for parents, those trick-or-treating years are fleeting. Before you...
Marital agreements are common in high-asset divorces. When one party challenges that agreement, it can become a central issue in the case, significantly impacting property division, alimony and finances. While Florida law generally supports the enforceability of these...
When you're in the middle of a divorce or custody dispute in Florida, waiting months for a final judgment can feel unbearable. It can also be impractical, especially when urgent issues like child support, custody or access to marital assets require immediate court...
In Florida, divorce records are generally a matter of public record. For high-profile individuals such as executives, business owners, public figures, religious leaders or anyone with substantial assets, privacy may be a major priority. The public divorce process can...
When Florida parents face high-conflict custody disputes, traditional coparenting may not be realistic or safe. This is especially true if one parent is verbally or emotionally abusive. Parallel parenting can shield both the child and the nonabusive parent from toxic...
One of the most challenging aspects of high-net-worth divorce cases is dividing personal property. Many high-asset cases involve property with significant financial and sentimental value, such as art, antiques, jewelry and collectibles. These items aren’t just décor...
When facing divorce, many people wonder: Does it matter who files first? While the law treats both parties equally in terms of rights and obligations, filing first can carry strategic, procedural and psychological implications. Below, we explore the practical pros and...