The divorce rate in Florida is around 50% in first marriages. Many of these couples have children and require a child custody agreement. Florida abandoned the traditional terms of custody in favor of parental responsibility and time-sharing. Florida’s custody laws favor both parents to remain active in their children’s lives. Therefore, courts prefer to see […]
There are many emotions involved during a divorce and whether to keep the house or not is no exception. As stressful as it may be, you must take into consideration things such as maintenance and budget. Consider How It Fits Into Your Daily Life If you have children, you may not want to switch schools
Should I Keep The House Or Should My Ex? Read More »
Aiming for a successful outcome is probably what anyone undergoing a divorce has in mind. Unfortunately, there are no classes you can take to ensure that your divorce will end successfully. The good news is you can hire a family law attorney who can navigate with you through your divorce process and also coach you
Divorce Tips – 6 Tips For A Smoother, Quicker Divorce… Read More »
Oftentimes, grandparents play an integral role in their grandchildren’s lives. Whether it be simply spending quality time or actually assisting in raising their grandchildren, grandparents are important to fostering and developing our next generation. As a grandparent, you are excited to be a part of your grandchild’s life, but sometimes your adult child refuses to
What To Do If Your Child Refuses To Let You See Your Grandchildren… Read More »
An order to pay child support can be changed (or modified) by the court or administrative agency that issued the order if the circumstances of either parent change after the order is issued. Until an order is changed, terminated, or vacated, the amount ordered is owed and legally enforceable. Since children grow up and situations
5 Circumstances That May Allow You To Change a Support Order In Florida… Read More »
101 N.E. 3rd Avenue, Suite 1500, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301
DISCLAIMER: This website is meant for informational use only. Please consult an attorney regarding all legal matters. Please refrain from sending any confidential information through this site until an attorney-client relationship is first established.
copyright: 2023 AKILAH HARRIS, PLLC – ALL RIGHTS RESERVED | INTERNET PRESENCE BY MAIN STREET MARKETING
