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Florida continues to be a popular place to move. According to the 2020 Census, the state’s population grew 14.6 percent over the previous decade to more than 21.5 million residents. People move to Florida for various reasons, such as to retire, live near family or pursue a better life. Divorce

Divorce has a bad rap, though it really doesn’t need to. While divorce is the end to a marriage, it is also the gateway into a new chapter of the participants’ lives—one that doesn’t have to begin acrimoniously or with regret. One way to usher in this chapter and to

Just as important as the decision to divorce is how to divorce. A litigated divorce isn’t the only option for couples seeking to separate. In fact, in many cases, it isn’t even the best option. Divorce can have long-term effects on your finances, your mental health, your emotions, your children’s

For some families, the holidays are full of stress. While parenting agreements may spell out when children will be with which parent and for how long, they don’t inform how celebrations should occur or what to consider when making new holiday traditions. The holidays can be magical—even during or after

You’ve heard it said time and time again—children are resilient creatures. They can adapt to change when necessary, especially when they’re provided the tools to do so. After all, so much of childhood is change, from new teachers and classmates to new routines and activities. While divorce can feel like

Over the years, studies have shown that collaborative divorce often leads to better outcomes for both parties. However, not every couple is in a situation that may allow for collaborative divorce to exist as a realistic option. What situations work well for it, and what situations should lead to its

If you’re considering a divorce and you haven’t heard of collaborative divorce, it’s time to learn more about your options. Collaborative divorce can provide families with a less combative approach to dissolving a marriage. This is especially beneficial when a divorcing couple has children and will need to coparent once

A recent Forbes article spotlighting divorce focuses on impending exes’ instincts during that often unsettled and stress-inducing time. The bottom line: Some divorcing parties in Florida and elsewhere can reasonably manage to keep the emotional rudder operative and on an even keel, while others, well, can’t. In fact, some members

Many Florida residents contemplating divorce stress over what they believe will inevitably be adverse financial consequences flowing from that event. That is understandable, of course. The end of a marriage is unquestionably a big deal marked by material change across a broad spectrum. Finances will undoubtedly be affected. It is

A recent in-depth article from the prominent health care website WebMD paints a few representative pictures of what the medical news provider terms “messy” divorces. It is of course not hard to come up with a quick list of marriage-ending qualifiers that virtually ensure volatility and stress during the divorce process.

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 several common myths about divorce requirements in