Monthly Archives: October 2023
The Impact of Adultery on Divorce Cases in Florida: More Than Just a Broken Heart
When love fades and trust is shattered by adultery, the emotional toll can be overwhelming. However what many people fail to understand is that having an affair can have consequences, on a divorce case in the state of Florida. At Taryn G. Sinatra, P.A. our team of family and divorce lawyers in Boynton Beach… Read More »
Navigating the Landscape of Asset Division in Florida Divorces
Divorce is more than just a legal process; it’s an emotional journey that can feel like a rollercoaster. One of the most challenging curves on this ride is figuring out how to divide what you’ve built together. In Florida, this is done through a system called “equitable distribution,” as outlined in Florida Statute §61.075…. Read More »
When Can You Use Divorce Mediation in Florida?
Divorce is often a tumultuous journey, filled with emotional highs and lows. But what if there was a more compassionate, less adversarial way to navigate this challenging time? Divorce mediation could provide an approach that offers a softer landing for couples parting ways. Our experienced Boynton Beach and Palm Beach County family & divorce… Read More »
Navigating the Maze of Co-Parenting Post-Divorce
The ink on your divorce papers may be dry, but the emotional journey is far from over, especially if you have kids. Co-parenting is the next chapter, and it comes with its own set of challenges and rewards. Our Boynton Beach and Palm Beach County family & divorce attorneys are experienced in guiding you… Read More »
Navigating Florida’s New Spousal Support and Alimony Landscape
At the Law Office of Taryn G. Sinatra, P.A., we believe in informing our clients about legal changes that may affect their lives. The recent enactment of SB 1416, known as the Dissolution of Marriage Bill, is one such significant change. Effective July 1, 2023, this new legislation overhauls Florida’s spousal support and alimony… Read More »
Paternity Rights and Responsibilities in Florida: A New Chapter for Unwed Fathers
Florida has recently made significant strides in bridging the legal gaps between married and unmarried fathers. A bipartisan measure strongly supported by the Family Law Section has changed the landscape for unwed fathers and their children. This new legislation, HB 775, creates a path for unmarried fathers to establish paternity, child support, and visitation… Read More »