Time sharing. It is something you automatically did as married Florida parents with children. Now, and provided the kids are still under the age of 18, it is something you must learn to do in a revised way post-divorce. Divorce-linked time sharing has unquestionably...

A good many Floridians engaged in the divorce process have a beloved pet that has long been a central member of the family household. It is par for the course to think in emotive terms regarding that animal. Legions of divorcing Florida spouses naturally think about...

Many people in Florida have misconceptions about divorce and what might occur when they file petitions. Understanding the myths surrounding this matter might help you to know what to expect when you want to end your marriage. Myths about divorce requirements There are...

Options are generally nice to have. So notes family law commentator Ann Buscho in a recent media piece penned for readers with more than a passing interest in the choices potentially available for ending a failed marriage. It’s good to have more than one arrow in the...

America’s huge and ever-growing baby boomer population has long been a vanguard for change and experimentation. The so-called “gray” demographic was a lightning rod for social adjustments during the turbulent 1960s and led alternative-lifestyle movements for more than...

Got Bitcoin? Or Ethereum? Do you know anything about the explosively expanding company Coinbase and what it does? How about Robinhood or Blockify? A recent family law-linked article by the online publication Mediate spotlights those so-called “cryptocurrencies” and...

The general public naturally seems to gravitate toward details concerning the marital splits of the country’s richest couples. Although that is an interesting phenomenon, it is also understandable. High-profile impending exes commanding stratospheric levels of wealth...

Exploding. Booming. Financial planner, divorce analyst and family law commentator Stacy Francis employs those terms and additionally similar descriptors to the phenomenon of so-called “gray divorce” in a    recent article. Actually, and as measured by virtually any...

Any Florida resident contemplating divorce can easily feel challenged and even a bit overwhelmed by what seemingly appears to be on the horizon. If that’s you, take heart: You are hardly alone for having some angst concerning a process that will undoubtedly change...

In an ideal world, you would be able to get through your divorce without having to appear before a Florida judge. However, there is a possibility that your spouse won't negotiate a settlement in good faith, and this means that you'll need to dissolve your marriage...