When it comes to safeguarding your succession, understanding the fundamentals of family law and estate planning is crucial. Family law governs the legal relationships among family members, and estate planning involves making arrangements for the transfer of your assets after your passing. By familiarizing yourself with these fundamental principles, you can ensure that your wishes […]
Paternity law is a complex area that deals with the legal relationship between a father and his biological or adopted children. It encompasses the rights and obligations of both the father and the child, as well as their interactions with others. Understanding paternity rights is crucial for fathers, as it allows them to assert their
What You Need to Know About Gaining and Protecting Your Paternity Rights… Read More »
Child support obligations can be complex and subject to change over time. As a parent, you may find yourself questioning whether it’s necessary to modify your child support arrangement. The answer to this question depends on various factors, including changes in circumstances, the number of children involved, and the financial implications of modifying the agreement.
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Written by Monica Borschel PhD and Family Law Attorney Akilah Harris, Esq. Children resist their parents for many reasons. Sometimes they might feel like they need to protect the other parent, they are overly stressed, they are in a rebellious stage, they feel abandoned, or they have feelings of shame. Sometimes when the parents cannot
How Reunification Coaching Can Help a Child to Stop Resisting One or Both Parents… Read More »
In a divorce or separation, determining the custody and visitation arrangements for both children and pets can be a complex and emotional process. While children are typically given special consideration in custody decisions, pets are legally treated as property in the state of Florida. This means that the court will view pets as assets subject
How Pets Custody Works In a Florida Divorce: Understanding Custody and Visitation… Read More »
Valentine’s Day, a time for love and romance, can also be a revealing period for uncovering infidelity. If you suspect that your partner may be cheating on you, this holiday provides an opportunity to gather concrete evidence and confront the truth. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore effective strategies and surveillance techniques to catch
Do You Have a Cheating Spouse? How To Catch a Cheater on Valentines Day… Read More »
Child support is a critical aspect of divorce cases involving children. It ensures that both parents fulfill their moral and legal obligations to provide emotional and financial support until their children reach adulthood. However, there may be situations where you find it challenging to afford your child support payments or believe that they are unfairly
How a Family Lawyer Can Help with Child Support… Read More »
In today’s digital age, cell phones have become an integral part of our lives. They serve as a means of communication, access to information, and even a tool for tracking our whereabouts. However, when it comes to divorce cases, the use of cell phone tracking can become a contentious issue. In this article, we will
Cell Phone Tracking in Divorce: Protecting Rights and Privacy of Our Clients… Read More »
Deciding on custody arrangements during a divorce can be an emotionally challenging process. While many assume that a 50/50 custody split is the ideal solution, the reality is that it may not always be the best option for everyone involved. Each parent’s unique circumstances and the well-being of the children should be the primary considerations.
Is It Acceptable to Prefer Less Than 50/50 Child Custody? Read More »
If you and your spouse want to get divorced in the state of Florida, you have the option of drafting and signing a marital settlement agreement, which is also known as an MSA. Creating a marital settlement agreement allows you to finalize your divorce in a less adversarial way. You can create your own marital
Advantages of a Marital Settlement Agreement In Divorce Proceedings… Read More »
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