Recent Blog Posts
Can a Guardian ad Litem Be Biased? What to Do if You Feel Treated Unfairly
In Florida custody cases, emotions often run high. Parents want what’s best for their children, yet may disagree deeply about what that looks like. To help the court make informed decisions, judges sometimes appoint a Guardian ad Litem (GAL), a neutral third party responsible for investigating and recommending what arrangement serves the child’s best… Read More »
Protecting the Parent-Child Bond in High-Conflict Divorces
Divorce is one of life’s most painful transitions, especially when children are involved. While many parents strive to shield their children from conflict, emotions can sometimes spill over into the co-parenting dynamic. In high-conflict divorces, disagreements over custody, timesharing, and communication can unintentionally, or deliberately, strain the parent-child relationship. In these cases, protecting the… Read More »
How Does Timesharing Affect Child Support in Florida? Understanding the Link Between Custody and Support
When parents separate or divorce, one of the biggest concerns is how to balance time with their children and ensure they’re financially supported. In Florida, child support and timesharing are closely connected. How much time each parent spends with their child can significantly influence the amount of support that one parent pays or receives…. Read More »
Can We Agree to a Different Child Support Amount Than the Guidelines?
For many Florida parents, child support is one of the most sensitive topics during or after divorce. Both parents want what’s best for their children, but financial realities, such as differing incomes, new relationships, or unexpected expenses, can complicate what “fair” looks like. Some parents wonder if they can simply agree on their own… Read More »
Avoiding Common Mistakes in Florida Postnuptial Agreements: Lessons from the Courtroom
When couples in Florida decide to create a postnuptial agreement, they often do so with the best of intentions, to strengthen their marriage, provide financial clarity, or plan responsibly for the future. However, even well-meaning spouses can make critical mistakes that later render their agreement unenforceable. Florida courts have repeatedly examined these cases, setting… Read More »
How Postnuptial Agreements Affect Divorce Outcomes in Florida
Every marriage evolves over time. For some couples, financial or emotional changes create uncertainty about what would happen if the relationship ended. A postnuptial agreement, a legal document signed after marriage, can bring clarity and peace of mind, helping both spouses define their financial rights and obligations if they later decide to divorce. Working… Read More »
Defending Yourself Against False Allegations of Domestic Violence in Florida Divorce Cases
Domestic violence is a deeply serious issue, and Florida courts handle every allegation with care and urgency. Yet, during a difficult divorce, emotions can run high, and sometimes, false accusations arise. When this happens, the effects can be devastating: you may be removed from your home, restricted from seeing your children, or face damage… Read More »
When Your Spouse Is Your Business Partner: Navigating Divorce Without Destroying the Company
When a couple builds a business together, that company often becomes more than a source of income; it represents years of teamwork, shared vision, and sacrifice. But when the marriage ends, those intertwined goals can suddenly turn into points of tension. The question isn’t only what happens to the relationship; it’s what happens to… Read More »
Co-Parenting After Divorce in Florida: Creating Stability for Your Children
Divorce is never easy, especially when children are involved. Parents often worry about how their children will adjust to living in two homes and how they can provide the consistency and love their kids need during such a big change. While the process can be overwhelming, Florida law encourages both parents to stay actively… Read More »
How to Document Parental Alienation in a Florida Custody Case
Custody disputes are among the most painful and stressful experiences a parent can go through. When a child begins to resist contact or repeat negative messages about a parent, it can feel heartbreaking and confusing. Sometimes, this behavior may be the result of parental alienation, where one parent actively or subtly undermines the child’s… Read More »