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How to Deal With a Child Who Is Angry About Your Divorce
Children can take divorce especially hard. They may see their family falling apart and feel powerless to do anything about it. If your child seems to be angry because you decided to get a divorce from...
Important Florida Family Law Case on Modifying Alimony Duration
Important Florida Family Law Case on Modifying Alimony Duration Florida's Fifth District Court of Appeals recently heard the case of Ispass v. Ispass, where the case centered on a wife's appeal of ...
Alimony
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What Is Needed to Justify a Stalking Injunction
Recent Florida Case Reveals What Is Needed to Justify a Stalking Injunction What evidence is needed to support a permanent injunction against stalking? This was precisely the question at issue in a r...
Family Law Advisements
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Timesharing Agreements Should Be Clear, Not Ambiguous
Recent Florida Case Shows Why Timesharing Agreements Ought to Be Clear, Not Ambiguous The case of Wohlberg v. Conner was recently decided by Florida's 4th District Court of Appeal. The case helpfu...
Custody
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Why Hire a Moving Company Post Divorce
Let’s say you or your spouse filed for divorce, and now after a long and grueling process you have to get the remaining items out of the home you shared together. You may have already gone through y...
Intersection of Family Law and Estate Planning
There are many ways that family law and estate planning intersect. When creating your estate plan, you first concern is usually to take care of your family and ensure that they are not burdened with u...
Can a Parent Who Violates a Court Order to Baptize a Child Be Sentenced to Jail?
Can a Parent Who Violates a Court Order to Baptize a Child Be Sentenced to Jail? For most parents living in the United States, the First Amendment protects both a parent's right to freedom of religio...
Divorce
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What Happens When You Violate a Custody Order?
Custody orders are entered by judges to set rules about parenting and decision-making. Sometimes these orders are the result of a hearing where the judge listens to the parties and witnesses and tak...
Military Divorce: What You Need to Know
A marriage in which one or both partners is a member of military is unique in many ways. While most civilians are able to make their marriages and their families a top priority, a military family must...
Military
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