How to bring up the topic of a prenuptial agreement
Marriage is a commitment, but you might worry that bringing up a prenuptial is a sign that you are not as committed as your partner.
When it comes to custody, does your child’s opinion matter?
If you are a parent, you undoubtedly recognized early that your son or daughter has some strong opinions about what he or she likes and dislikes. While it may be beneficial to allow your child to make some decisions, you often have to override these decisions to protect him or her.
What happens to your house in a Florida divorce?
As a result of the time and investment that has made your house a home, the fate of your house can be one of the most contentious aspects of property division in a Florida divorce. Thankfully, there are a number of options available to you during this process, allowing you to select the one that best fits your needs as you move forward. What may happen to your jointly-owned house at the end of your marriage?
When can you modify a parenting plan in Florida?
You may have options if a parenting plan no longer works for your family. However, Florida has rules about when you can request a change in your child custody schedule or other arrangements.
How does an LGBTQ divorce impact parenting plans in Florida?
Since 2015, those in the same-sex community, like all other Floridians, have employed the rights and prerogatives of legal marriage. State laws have done their best to catch up and adapt to the civil needs of LGBTQ families.
What happens to your art collection during your divorce?
Collecting artwork can be an adventure, as it often requires some detective work. Depending on the nature of your collection, it may also be one of the more valuable assets you and your spouse own. Now that you are intending to end your marriage, you may wonder what happens to your art collection.