Prenuptial agreements are not considered to be the most romantic aspect of wedding planning, but they can be one of the most important steps you take to protect yourself and your assets in the event of divorce. But, how do you know if you need a prenup? Our Tampa divorce attorney recommends that you consider […]
Do You Need a Prenup? 5 Signs to Look For
Many Households with Kids Facing Financial Strain
The COVID-19 pandemic took everyone by surprise. It was a cataclysmic event that everyone assumed they would watch from afar, never realizing that the virus would soon sweep onto our own shores. As case counts began to rise and governments began to shut down businesses and schools, it was clear that this emergency was going […]
The Latest Pandemic Trend: Divorce
As one stay-at-home order after another was issued in March, a lot of people began to joke about the inevitable baby boom that was sure to come in December 2020. It was assumed that all of that one-on-one time together would lead to only one thing. However, being stuck at home together clearly wasn’t as […]
The Economic Impact of COVID-19 Has Left Many Families with Children Under Financial Distress
The COVID-19 pandemic took everyone by surprise. It was a cataclysmic event that everyone assumed they would watch from afar, never realizing that the virus would soon sweep onto our own shores. As case counts began to rise and governments began to shut down businesses and schools, it was clear that this emergency was going […]
No mask, no child custody. COVID-19 is a new factor in family law.
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the deep divisions that exist in the United States, and the impact of this national health crisis is trickling down into the courtroom. During this unprecedented time, it’s critical that you work with an experienced Tampa divorce attorney who will guide you through the murky waters of this pandemic. Masks, Social […]
Air Force Grants 1st Assignment Under New Co-Parenting Accommodation Policy
Divorced parents in the military have long struggled to find a balance between serving their country and being close to their children. Recently, divorced parents serving in the Air Force received great news. Members of the U.S. Air Force can apply to defer their assignments or request a specific location based on their custody agreements. […]
Staying Connected to Your Kids Via Zoom
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced people around the globe to learn how to stay connected while staying apart. Social distancing is challenging in and of itself, but it can be particularly hard for divorced parents. Extenuating circumstances during the pandemic can require divorced parents to stay physically separated from their children for significant lengths of […]
How to Navigate Virtual Learning and Split Custody
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in the late winter months of 2020, divorced couples have had to navigate through unprecedented challenges. As the summer turned to fall, and the virus continued to sweep through communities around the country, many divorced couples realized that they would be co-parenting during a virtual school year. If you […]
Maintaining a Clear and Rational Mind through the Divorce Process
Divorce is primarily an adversarial process; therefore, it should come as no surprise that there are going to be some bumps along the way. It is important to accept that there are going to be rough days. The trick is learning how to deal with these rough patches so you can maintain your sanity and […]
Taxes in a Wrongful Death Suit
When you file a wrongful death lawsuit, your goal is to receive money for the damages that you incurred due to the loss of a loved one. Of all lawsuits, this is one of the toughest to fight because it is so emotionally charged. After all, no amount of money is going to make up […]